Reviews you can trust, from real people like you.
How it works
- Our highly-trained Review Moderation team evaluates all reviews before they're published to ensure they're written by people like you and not a member of a doctor's office.
- This multi-step process takes up to 24 hours from review submission to publication.
- Doctors can't pay to have reviews removed or hidden.
- Reviews are only removed at the reviewer's request or if they violate our Terms of Service.
If you have questions or believe we should re-evaluate a published review, let us know.
Sort by:
*Treatment results may vary
Still happy almost 1 year post-op
This has been quite a journey. I have a genetic predisposition to stubborn hyperpigmentation because of my ethnicity. I’ve noticed the scars on Dr. Sherwyn’s Caucasian patients become thin white lines around 6-9 months post-op. But everyone is different, so give yourself some grace!
The darkness around my incisions are still fading, slowly but surely. The incisions themselves are smooth white lines and the texture/pleating is almost gone. There’s only a small amount pleating on my right breast when I raise my arms super high. I’m very happy with my overall outcome considering what I looked like pre-surgery. I feel like the shape and position of my breasts look very natural.
There was a time I desired the perkiness of an “implant” aesthetic, but it simply wasn’t feasible with my degree of sagging. Now I’m at a point where I like the size of my breasts and I don’t think getting implants for extra perkiness is worth it. I want kids eventually, so I can alway revisit the implant option once pregnancy and breastfeeding has given me a reason to.
If you’re considering a breast lift, my best advice is to be realistic, patient, and advocate for yourself by asking A LOT of questions! I am very grateful that Dr. Sherwyn has spent a generous portion of his time checking on me and encouraging me to discuss any of my dilemmas with him.
The darkness around my incisions are still fading, slowly but surely. The incisions themselves are smooth white lines and the texture/pleating is almost gone. There’s only a small amount pleating on my right breast when I raise my arms super high. I’m very happy with my overall outcome considering what I looked like pre-surgery. I feel like the shape and position of my breasts look very natural.
There was a time I desired the perkiness of an “implant” aesthetic, but it simply wasn’t feasible with my degree of sagging. Now I’m at a point where I like the size of my breasts and I don’t think getting implants for extra perkiness is worth it. I want kids eventually, so I can alway revisit the implant option once pregnancy and breastfeeding has given me a reason to.
If you’re considering a breast lift, my best advice is to be realistic, patient, and advocate for yourself by asking A LOT of questions! I am very grateful that Dr. Sherwyn has spent a generous portion of his time checking on me and encouraging me to discuss any of my dilemmas with him.
11 weeks post-op
Sorry for the blurriness. This was taken 11 weeks post-op (1 month has passed since I took this photo). Yes my right nipple is inverted and always has been. I chose not to have it fixed during the procedure. Patiently waiting for Mother Nature to work on these scars. I wear silicone strips religiously and apply sunscreen daily regardless of what I’m wearing or where I’m going. There’s some pleating (super normal) which has subsided a bit since taking the photo. Dr. S and I continue to FaceTime monthly and he’s very happy with the progress!
Silicone Strip Application
Can you tell I’m excited?! I FaceTimed with Dr. Sherwyn today for a 7.5 week follow-up appointment. He said everything looks fabulous and he walked me through applying the biodermis silicone sheets. A far as activity goes, I’m free to do pretty much whatever I want since I’ve passed the 6 week mark. Now it’s just a matter of letting the silicone sheets, sun protection, and time fade the incision scars (which are already looking great; will post a separate picture soon). As far as the shape and volume, I couldn’t be happier! I used to be of the opinion that “bigger was better”, but I’m really loving the look of a full B cup! For reference, I’m 5’2 and 113lbs. My cup size fits my current body type very well, but I’m open to the idea of implants if I happen to develop a more athletic build down the road.
Provider Review
