Removal and a replacement, peri-areola lift, and excision of axillary tissue

The swelling has pretty much gone down. I was pretty asymmetrical to begin with, so I’m ok with the difference…only regret is that I didn’t go bigger to get a more “rounded-augmented” look. His nursing staff has been sensational throughout the post op ups and downs.

God bless nurses like Dr. Horn’s. My right armpit would is getting red and in my panicked mind “opening.” I spent a good 30mins trying to apply some expired steri-strips and even tried to get my poor husband to help me apply them while soothing a hungry 2 year old pulling on my leg. I finally gave up and sent a message to Dr.Horn’s office. The RN was so prompt in responding and called me. She is soo knowledgeable and said this is normal for high motion area. I loved her reassuring kindness. I feel like the cosmetic industry would be a hard field to work in since it’s a high demand for “perfection,” but the RN is so kind.

For some reason my before photos were taken down. I just want to share the before pictures so women researching Dr.horn can see what a difference he made. My first surgery 13yrs ago didn’t address the asymmetry of my breast/areola. After having kids you see they deflated and my axillary tissue expanded. As you can see in my post op pics Dr Horn customized a plan to help with asymmetry.

I always hear that breast are supposed to be sisters…not twins; however, I felt like mine were more like two friends who shared the same haircut until Dr. Horn fixed them.