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Conclusion

Boobs look good but still no sensation

I lost about 1/4 of the right nipple to necrosis which is something I believe could have been prevented

I also lost sensation in both nipples which is a bigger deal than I thought.

One of the nipples had to be revised. I think this is partially technique and partially because of my posture - it was slightly stretched before and the surgery exacerbated this.

Nevertheless I do love Mr Marsh’s results. I am just being honest about the details that I feel people don’t really discuss. Reviews are either gushing and sycophantic or brutally critical.

That’s not how things really are. I have had a few surgeries now and let me be real with you. ANY surgery with ANY top doctor will give you consequences. Choose a great doctor like Mr Marsh and they will be minimised. That’s my lesson from years and years of surgeries. Best of luck.

Nipple Sensation Matters

Now it’s been almost 2 years I can be sure that the sensation in my nipples is not coming back. I have tried PRP recently so there’s a tiny bit of hope, but unfortunately it doesn’t look like I’ll be able to feel my nipples again. I do think this has seriously affected my sex life and my relationship with my body and it’s sad. Yes I love the new shape of my boobs and feel lighter. But the two issues I’ve had - partial nipple loss, nipple warping and sensation loss, have a greater impact than I thought and people should know. Here’s the final result.

NIPPLES ARE IMPORTANT (PLEASE READ)

After my surgery I have got scars around my nipples and some nipple loss. It looks OK but it’s important that people consider this because you never see it in pictures. I lost about 10% of the right nipple and the left stretched and had to be revised. They are still not symmetrical. I think that’s just this surgery. But no one tells you - so check lots of nipple pics before you go ahead.

Provider Review

Specialist Registered Plastic Surgeon
100 Harley St., London, Greater London
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