SECONDARY BREAST RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS – PATIENT 3

This 65-year-old patient presented to Dr. Siamak Agha for breast lift revision and redo. The patient had a previous lumpectomy of the left breast and a Breast Lift, which left her breasts asymmetrical and misshapen. The patient wished to have a more symmetrical breasts, as well as scar revision from her lumpectomy.

Upon examination, Dr. Agha noted that the patient had significant breast asymmetry due to her lumpectomy. The right breast and areola were larger than the left, and the right breast also hung lower on the patient’s chest. The patient was happy with her size. Dr. Agha performed a Breast Lift Revision. He began the procedure by making an anchor incision on each breast. This incision goes around the patient’s areolae, down the center of each breast, and across the inframammary folds. Through these incisions, he reshaped the patient’s breast tissue and fat, creating a new, round breast. Then, he reshaped the patient’s areolae and placed them centrally and symmetrically on the patient’s breasts.

He finally transferred patient’s own liposuctioned fat to her breasts to make them more symmetrical.