Breast Lift No Implant -Springfield, MA

I hope you do not read the ignorant comments here and take them to heart. If you suffer from anxiety the last thing you should be doing is pursuing more plastjc surgery. Anxiety colors how you see yourself, create unreasonable and unatainable expectations and sets you up for bitter disappointment, even when you do achieve your goals... because for someone with chronic anxiety too much is never enough. Creating scenarios in which to freakout is what comes most easily. Your breasts looked crazy at first, yes. That is normal! Then they settled and took on their lovely shape and fullness. They are really gorgeous. Remember, they are sisters, not twins! Minor things like the nipple peaking can be fixed, but it is just that: minor. So many women would kill for your end results, it behooves you to loom in the mirror and remind yourself that you are beahtiful and happy.

Thank you jessicarabbit. I actually haven't been using this site for month la because it gave me horrible anxiety. I had an appointment yesterday so I tought I'd check in otherwise I separated myself from the site because it wasn't helpful just have me anxiety! Because of my anxiety I def won't be doing anymore surgery besides to minor nipple revision. Because my anxiety I learned I will never find it to be perfect and I will keep wanting more until I disfigure myself! I don't want a Michael Jackson nose :)

If the size difference is continually irksome, instead of invasively reducing the larger one, consider a small fat graft to the smaller one. It uses your own fat, and leaves tiny scar that can be easily hidden. Look it up under the treatments section on this site. Amazing results.

You look fantastic! The asymmetry issue is even more common with normal breasts. I have had a reduction and wish I had your results. My left is now hanging lower and softer than the right and I knew this would be the case from the start but I will wait to see what happens at six months maybe hopeful for a revision. The more I look at pictures of natural breasts even sometimes pics of models on runways with see through tops etc if you look as closely at them as you do yourself you will see that they are not 100% the same. Rarely are they the same.

I think they look fantastic. I can be quite critical of myself so I get it, but I really think they look wonderful-I wouldn't get a revision if I were you.

I have to say to me your breasts look faboulous! You have filled out so much over time to. It almost looks like you have implants because they have a nice shape to them. Gives me hope that mine will fill out in more time also I had an explant and lift about a month and a half ago.

I think you have amazing result, from seeing your pics.

You look wonderful.

I agree with you. He did not do a good job and seems he cannot revise them to be significantly improved. It breaks my heart every time I see a patient go from excitement pre-op to sadness post op. I am sorry that this happened to you. If it were me, I would find another surgeon. Good luck to you.

I speak from experience (bad and not so bad...) but honestly, he did a poor job, imo... your initial pics with the incisions look very jagged and sloppy, i can't tell by pics but your post-op pics the one on the left side looks slightly bigger, but doing a lift and slight reduction, this should be taken into account. I do agree that you should wait at least 9 months to consider any revisions because: You want to give the existing incisions/tissue time to fully heal before cutting it open again, and you may very well still be a bit swollen. How are your incisions healing? I notice you still have them bandaged... usually they don't keep them bandaged so long unless they are trying to hide something. There should be no reason if you want an implant for him to say he won't do it other than he knows he screwed up, and you are already unhappy about that, and rightfully so! I went thru the same with my first implants, after a year of hearing BS and lies I took my records and sought out someone to redo my implants, and by then i needed a small lift due to the implants bottoming out. I think once your incisions are CLOSED it would be a good idea to get a copy of your records (ALL of them) and the operative report (federal law states you are entitled to this information) and take it with you to a new surgeon if you decide to do so.... Some personal advice is... check your emotions at the door... if you go into a new surgeons office crying and upset, or badmouthing your surgeon, he may not be so inclined to take on "fixing" someone else's bad boob job... I know (believe me i know) how upsetting and frustrating it is, but to get what you want you have to play the game

Hey how did the second opinion go? Your recommendation made me go get a second opinion in October myself.

I just had a breast lift and redo of augmentation with Richard Restifo in Orange, CT. It was totally worth the drive. I have heard that Glen Brooks in Longmeadow is good so might want to get his opinion. My left breast was bigger than my right and it still looks like it is by a little bit, but my lift looks AMAZING so not going to make myself crazy over it. Keep us posted on how it works out.