Asymmetrical Breasts--Scar Revision/Lipo/Lift and Later Implants

My breasts have been asymmetrical since my early teens (small B/large D cups). I had a breast augmentation/lift in 2001, which resulted in a staph infection/abscess and subsequent removal of implants and a large amount of my own breast tissue, 6 months later.

Fast forward 15 years and one pregnancy, and my breast were still asymmetrical, but also scarred from the first surgery. A large amount of my own tissue regenerated while I was pregnant, from weight gain, but I was still about a cup and a half off in size. Overall though, I was happy with my left breast, which was a B cup. My right breast, however, was a D and extremely saggy, with an areola roughly twice the size of the left. I was not, interested in implants again.

Don’t think I did my initial review correctly, after reading it! I had severe asymmetry, prior to the surgery, after a massive staph infection and rejection of implants, in 2001. I did not want implants again, as I was terrified of another rejection. He performed a lift/lipo in on my larger breast, to match my smaller one. Some might not think my results are ideal, but they were exactly what I was looking for.

Following up to the revision project Dr Smart performed in 2017. He did exactly what I requested (see previous review/pics), and I was thrilled with the results for quite some time. Unfortunately, age and gravity aren't exactly kind, so I finally decided to take Dr. Smart's advice and go with implants specific for my situation (2020). Once again, his recommendations and expertise exceeded my expectations.