Breast reduction
Breast lift
Primary breast implants
Breast hypertrophy with asymmetry of volume and ptosis
Breast reduction with correction of asymmetry and areola reduction. Result at 11 months, with cosmetic and functional improvement (less back and shoulder pain from bra straps)
Breast reshaping to correct ptosis
Mastopexy and reshaping of the breast to correct ptosis. The scars are T-shaped and discreet. The areolas were also reduced in size during the same operation.
Breast hypertrophy and asymmetry
Moderate breast reduction, correction of breast ptosis. Scars on black skin usually heal very well; occasionally keloid scars may develop.
Breast ptosis and asymmetry
Mastopexy (breast lift) with correction of breast asymmetry
Breast ptosis after pregnancies and breastfeeding
Breast lift to correct breast ptosis, with T-shaped scars. The aims of a breast lift are to raise the breasts, reduce their width, increase their projection and, where needed, reduce the diameter of the areolas.
Breast ptosis. Patient with vitiligo.
Breast lift without volume reduction or breast implants. Reshaping to reduce the width of the breasts. Vitiligo systematically develops on the scars after surgery.
Constitutional breast ptosis
Mastopexy without volume reduction
Right mastopexy with a periareolar scar and a large-volume breast implant, and left mastopexy with T-shaped scars and a small-volume breast implant
Tuberous breasts with left breast ptosis and right breast hypoplasia, causing major breast asymmetry
Breast hypertrophy, breast ptosis
Breast reduction: result at 7 months
Breast hypertrophy and breast ptosis after major weight loss
250-gram breast reduction, ptosis correction, result at 5 months