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Breast Lift – Patient 119

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Breast Lift – Patient 119

A medical professional in her early 40’s who is bothered by the shape of her right breast, as well as breast asymmetry (a difference in the two breasts) and drooping (breast ptosis) She also feels that her breast are too large for her frame and wanted them to be a little smaller. She is shown before and again, one year after bilateral mastopexy reduction. Scars typically are pinker for 6 weeks and then soften and fade over the next two years. She is thrilled with the new shape and size of her breasts.

Breast Augmentation with a Mastopexy – Patient 333

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Breast Augmentation with a Mastopexy – Patient 333

A mother of 1 in her late 30’s who is bothered by a deflated and drooping appearance of her breasts after weight loss and pregnancy. She wanted to be fuller and less droopy in appearance. She is shown before and again, 7 months after augmentation mastopexy ( a breast at the time of breast implant placement.)

Discussion: She is 5 1 ½ and 120 lbs. She had Sientra High strength round smooth cohesive gel 350 cc high profile implants placed in a partial subpectoral position at the time of an inverted T mastopexy. She did not want a larger implant that might draw to much attention in her workplace and likes the natural but fuller look.

Breast Lift – Patient 118

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Breast Lift – Patient 118

A mother of 2 in her mid 30’s who is bothered by a drooping appearance of her breasts since puberty. She also breast fed her children.

She is shown before and again, 8 months after a breast lift. Scars will typically fade and improve for the first two years.

Breast Lift – Patient 117

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Breast Lift – Patient 117

A nurse practitioner in her early 40’s who is bothered by the shape of her right breast as well as drooping and breast asymmetry. She would like to be a little smaller in size. She is 5’2” and 119 lbs and is shown before and again, 5 months after a mastopexy ( breast lift) with the removal of 76 grams of tissue from her left breast and 135 grams tissue from her right breast, This reduced her from a 34 full C to a; C. Scars get pinker for 6 weeks and then typically fade and improve over the next 2 years or more.

Breast Lift – Patient 116

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Breast Lift – Patient 116

A nurse and mother of 2 in her early 40’s who had a gastric bypass and lost 126 lbs. She is shown 13 months after mastopexy/brachioplasty and 5 months after Fleur de Lis abdominoplasty with the creation of a new umbilicus. She is thrilled with her new contour. Scars will typically continue to fade and improve for 3 years.
A woman in her late 30’s with a complete split of her right earlobe for more than 12 years. She would like to be able to wear earrings again. She is shown before and again, 3 months after repair in the office and again, just after re-piercing. Scars typically get redder and thicker for 6 weeks and then soften and fade over the next 2 years

Breast Reduction/Lift – Patient 101

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Breast Reduction/Lift – Patient 101

A mother of 2 in her later 40’s who is a 34-38 D cup and gets a rash on her back with exercise. She would like to be a C cup. She is shown before and again, 6 months after bilateral breast reduction with a superior pedicle technique. She had just under 300 gms removed from her right breast and just over 200 gms from her left breast to reduce her to a mid C cup. Scars will typically fade and improve for the first 2 years- hers have already started to fade nicely with topical silicone.

Breast Lift – Patient 115

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Breast Lift – Patient 115

A mother of one in her late 40’s who wanted a breast lift. She described herself as a 40D and wished to be a little smaller as well. She is 5 feet tall and 120 lbs and is shown before and again, 6 months after a bilateral reduction mastopexy ( lift and reduction) with the removal of around 220 gms of tissue (about ½ lb) from each breast. Scars will typically continue to fade and improve over the next 18 months. She is already thrilled with her result. A superior pedicle/Inverted T scar was used in her case.