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Not Small Enough???

UPDATED FROM lovinglife123
1 year post

Going in for revision

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lovinglife123
$10,000
After 14 months from surgery, I will be getting a minor revision, fixing one nipple and also reducing the amount of tissue under the incisions. You can see the incision lines here. I'm looking forward to the results!

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K
February 18, 2018
Good luck to you. It is unfortunate you have to go through a third recovery...I will pray this one is perfect!
W
February 18, 2018
All the best to you! I had a scar revision after two years and am very pleased. Any idea when it will be done?
L
February 19, 2018
Was yours done under general anesthesia? Or an office procedure?
W
February 19, 2018
Originally he was going to do it in his office, but as he was going to further reduce leftie he decided to do it in the hospital under general anesthesia.
W
February 19, 2018
I should also say that the scar revision was actually removal of excess tissue, just as yours will be.
L
February 19, 2018
hi Wendy… I decided to just do an in office procedure of revision of my left nipple and a dog ear on my right side.. I would give my current results in class, down the road if I decide to get more tissue excise I still have that option. Just didn’t want to put myself through this surgery again at this point.
L
February 19, 2018
Really funny phone… What I meant to say is I would give my current results a B plus
W
February 20, 2018
That's a wise decision. The less number of times we use general anesthesia, the better it is for us. Do you have a date yet?
L
February 20, 2018
Just had it done this morning...only about an hour (for the nipple revision and a dog ear) feeling sooo good about this decision! I trust the surgeon and his team, just felt my body telling me it did not want to go under this time around. Rather keep that for any future work (like a facelift) :) Thank you for your concern and encouragement, I'll post pictures in a couple of weeks!
W
February 21, 2018
Great! It's good that you didn't have to wait too long for it. I'll eagerly await your photos!
L
February 19, 2018
You can see the purple markings where the new incisions will be. I am already starting to sag a bit and hopefully reducing some of the weight will help. I have also lost about 7 pounds and continue to lose more, so that should help too.
UPDATED FROM lovinglife123
6 months post

After 2nd BR, still growing....will have to get THIRD reduction

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lovinglife123
Guess I'll have to go for a THIRD reduction as the doctor did not take enough, as requested. They have not been shrinking, but growing (it's exactly 6 months today post-op) These are NOT the * 36B * I requested

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Z
July 1, 2017
Yes it definitely looks like there is still breast tissue below your scars. I would do a lot of research and find the surgeon whose specialty is correction work! I'm sure there are plenty of great plastic surgeons in LA but they are probably more accustomed to the clients who want big(ger) boobs. Good luck!
UPDATED FROM lovinglife123
2 months post

New photos -- is there a double boob in the intramammary fold?

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lovinglife123
New photos -- is there a double boob in the intramammary fold?

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L
February 10, 2017
This 6 weeks post-op
L
February 10, 2017
Seems like quite a bit of tissue was left below the incisions. Shouldn't the bottom of my breasts be closer against my ribcage?
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F
February 12, 2017
What did your PS say about the extra fast underneath your breast?
L
February 13, 2017
I haven't asked yet because I wasn't sure if it was normal. It is my breast tissue, as if the incisions were placed too high. Most of the other photos I see the incisions are right up against the ribcage.
A
July 1, 2017
You do need them fixed. At least you want to go smaller anyway. Find someone who fixes boobs gone wrong.