Before and After Breast Lift & Correction of Breast Asymmetry Photos

Patient

Age:: 40 - 49
Gender:: Female
Ethnicity:: White
Height:: 5’ 0” - 5’ 5”
Weight:: 100 - 149 lbs
Gallery:: 17594

Procedure

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**John P. Connors, MD, FACS**
Plastic Surgeon
404-492-5757

Procedure Details

This patient in her early forties came to the office to discuss a Breast Lift (Mastopexy) procedure with Dr. Connors. She felt her breasts were too large and, that as she aged, her they had lost volume. She also had concerns with asymmetry. She wanted to go from a preoperative D Cup to an A Cup postoperatively. Dr. Connors used two incisions (one around the areola and one vertically down the breast) in order to remove the appropriate amount of breast tissue to create symmetry, her desired size, and to lift the breasts. With the Mastopexy procedure, Dr. Connors was able to give her the smaller, fuller breasts she desired.

In the before photo, you can see the asymmetry in the patient's breasts. Postoperatively, her breasts are lifted and symmetrical. More

Right Angle

From this angle, you can see the ptosis in the patient's breasts. Over time, her breasts had lost volume causing the nipples to point in a downward direction. In the after photo, you can see that the breasts are now lifted and her nipples are pointing in an outward direction. More

Right Side View

From the side view, you can see the reduction in size that the patient desired. She wanted to go from a D Cup (with little volume) to a full A Cup. Postoperatively, her breasts are her desired size and have a very feminine, full shape. More