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Two Step Surgery to Correct Asymmetrical Tuberous Breasts - Cleveland, OH

UPDATED FROM csujane08
1 year post

3 weeks post op

csujane08June 10, 2014
WORTH IT$16,500
Drumroll!... And here is what my girls look like today! Doc says I can have additional revisions if needed but everything is settling and changing by the day. My right nipple is still a bit lower than the left, but it is such a tug of war of emotion for me looking at myself in comparison to the beginning of last year. Such an incredible improvement. My doctor is an artist, and an engineer, and a mad scientist, and a genius.

Anyway, stats: currently 34dd-ddd, implants are bilateral sub muscular 150 cc mentor moderate profile. This second procedure included bilateral removal of my tissue expanders, placement of implants, reduction to my left breast and a lift and areolar reduction to my right.

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Randall Yetman

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Scaredy Cat
June 11, 2014
Wow much better than before. Congrats!! So are you done now or you still have another procedure to go?
csujane08
June 11, 2014
Thank you [= I'm not sure whether or not I'll go in for another procedure. I'll have to talk to my doctor about it after a few months go by and things settle into place. After everything heals it might be easier to make a decision. As of right now though, if I didn't have any more revisions, I could live with the way they look.
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Scaredy Cat
June 11, 2014
Yes you have to give it time to settle. So do you have implants in right now?
Leeshy12
August 24, 2014
You're so lucky you were able to get insurance to cover your first surgery. I am extremely asymmetric as well. I have been to three consultation and picked my doctor and knew what I was getting done. First surgery: lift and reduction of bigger breast, lift of smaller breast. Second surgery: implants! I was so excited, but it's $10,000. I was so disappointed to find out my insurance will not cover it any of it. I'm only 18 so it looks like I'll have to wait until many years to save up the money. I hope in the future, my results come out as great as yours.
csujane08
August 26, 2014
Well first of all, thank you... I am very happy with my results! Secondly, and I know it isn't what you want to hear, but it may be a blessing in disguise that you'll have to wait a bit. I had my first consults with surgeons when I was 17 because my asymmetry has been apparent since my tweens, and my insurance claims were denied. Pictures were taken at that time and then again when I went back for a consult last year, at the age of 23, and let me tell you... The changes my body has seen are pretty drastic. My larger breast might have been a B cup at the age of 17, versus a DD-DDD at the time of my surgery. If I would have had surgery sooner I am positive that my results would not be as positive as they are.... Just a little info from my perspective. I hope it makes you feel a little bit better about your wait and I hope you find a way to work surgery in to your life when the time is right for you! Maybe your insurance will cover it in the future! If you ever need support or want advice in regards to how I ended up getting my surgery covered, please let me know!
UPDATED FROM csujane08
1 year post

Perspective

csujane08June 10, 2014
So, as titled, this post is just to give a little insight(haha!) to how very far my surgeon has brought me! These photos were taken the morning of my step two surgery, which I had on May 16... Three weeks ago!

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UPDATED FROM csujane08
3 months post

Three months post-op!!

csujane08May 23, 2013
It's been three months since d-day and I gotta tell ya, my boobies are looking better than ever... They're not finished! But they are so vastly improved that it's hard to believe that they were ever abnormal... Or that they ARE STILL abnormal! Haha. My scars are dark, but my nurse says the most improvement in the scars' appearance will happen between 3 and 6 months post op. I would love some input on how y'all have been handling your scars! I will post a pic of the worst one tomorrow!

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C90Idaho
May 23, 2013
I'm glad you updated, I was wondering how you've been. You're right, there is already soooo much improvement!!! Awe, so happy for you!!
C90Idaho
September 14, 2013
Hey girl! How are you doing??
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