Before & After Gallery

This patient presents with one of the more challenging scenarios in cosmetic reconstruction. I often talk to patients of the three components of revision surgery being capsule, breast tissue, and implants and in this patient, we changed all three. Her original implants were saline, then later changed to 600 cc

This is a very straightforward breast lift only with no implant. The advantage implants give is usually a little more fullness in the upper pole, but many women choose to just be smaller and go without. This patient was tired of the breast sitting too low and feeling too heavy

This 57-year-old patient had a long history of breast implants going back to saline implants which were later replaced with textured silicone. She now felt too full in the upper pole, too big overall and felt that her breast tissue was too low. A straightforward way to reduce upper pole

This 46-year-old patient shows how with a well-constructed lift, you can go with larger implants and still maintain the lift. I usually discourage patients from going with too large of an implant with a lift because of the difficulty in keeping it uphill and maintaining upper pole fullness. So, this

This patient presented with grade II droop and really was looking for a classic left result… Nipples more in the middle of her breast, more upper pole fullness and her breast tissue off her tummy. We placed Allergan style SRM silicone gel implants 310cc completely under the muscle and then

This patient is very active and just felt her breast had dropped too low it did not fit her frame. She was looking for a lift and reduction but no implant, and following surgery she felt much more proportionate and felt better while being active!

This 52-year-old patient had implants for 23 years starting with saline implants above the muscle. She had gone through one deflation and a replacement with 405cc silicone. She eventually felt these were too heavy and now wanted to be lifted and much smaller. She decided on a small C cup

Again, one of the biggest challenges in mastopexy augmentation is how to keep the implant uphill and give the patient fullness in the upper pole. Almost all patients seeking a lift have lost that and really would like to get it back and it is the implant that does so.

This 35-year-old female had lost breast volume following breast-feeding. She now desired a C cup and very natural wanting to avoid that high riding breast look. Her rib cage showed an indentation at the lower sternum and flaring of her ribs on the lower left side. She was also slightly

This active 33-year-old female felt that after childbearing her breasts had drooped to where she felt they just didn’t fit her body. She was looking to be a full C and we did a Brazilian lift keeping the implant completely under the muscle with 295 mL Allergan style SCM. But