Before & After Gallery

This younger patient is a dancer and found that performing was difficult due to the large size and position of her breasts. She wore a 34DD or E cup bra. Her goal was a reduction and lift to be able to wear comfortable C cup bras. Bilateral breast reduction was

34 yo female presented with A cup breast and wanted a full C with lots of fullness up top. She had breast asymmetry with her right breast being larger than the left. In addition, both breasts had constricted lower breast poles requiring surgical releases to allow the implants to sit

68 yo female with previous breast augmentation and revision. She developed a disfiguring capsular contracture of the left breast implant and a minor contracture of the right implant. Neither implant was ruptured. Breast augmentation revision performed by removing all the capsule scar tissue and reaugmentating with 240cc MPX implants. Significantly

57 yo female with an enlarging left breast mass requiring a large lumpectomy. She required oncoplastic reconstruction (rotation of breast tissue to fill the defect from the tumor removal) on the left side. This is performed in such a way as to resemble a breast reduction at the end of

72 yo female who desired a breast reduction for her whole life, but was scared to undergo the procedure. She had a mass in one breast requiring a surgical excision (benign) and decided to finally undergo a breast reduction. She lost a total of 2.5lbs of breast tissue and was

67 yo female with a previous breast reduction 15 years prior. She felt her breasts were still quite large and wished to further reduce them with the goal of a small D/full C. Bilateral breast reduction with removal of 2.5lbs of breast tissue per breast (5lbs total).

44 y/o patient with previous breast implants and a lift over 10 years before. She felt that the implants did not project enough and the nipples were too low. Old implants were 400cc MP+ and 350cc MP+ (flatter) implants. New implants 335cc HPX (High Profile Xtra) with much more projection.

44 y/o patient with previous breast implants and a lift over 10 years before. She felt that the implants did not project enough and the nipples were too low. Old implants were 400cc MP+ and 350cc MP+ (flatter) implants. New implants 335cc HPX (High Profile Xtra) with much more projection.

This younger patient presented with very large, pendulous breasts which impeded her ability to exercise and play sports. A bilateral breast reduction with anchor scars and removal of 2.5lbs of breast tissue. Her goal was to be a C cup which was accomplished with this reduction.

68 yo female with bilateral breast silicone implant ruptures. The preoperative photos demonstrate no evidence of rupture. The ruptures were discovered on imaging studies of the breasts. Most ruptures are “silent” and do not show as a deformity of the breast. Replacement of the implants (Mentor 300cc MP+ silicone gel)