This client had previous breast surgery by a different surgeon. She was very unhappy with the cosmetic result. Dr. Hayduke corrected her complex breast situation by performing a revisional breast lift (mastopexy) combined with a subtle breast augmentation to add the much needed upper breast volume.
This client had previous breast surgery by a different surgeon. She was very unhappy with the cosmetic result. Dr. Hayduke corrected her complex breast situation by performing a revisional breast lift (mastopexy) combined with a subtle breast augmentation to add the much needed upper breast volume.
This client complained that her breasts and nipples were hanging too low on her chest. After breast lifting, her breasts have a higher, more youthful appearance with an elevated nipple areolar position.
After breast lift (mastopexy), note the higher position of the nipples, the smaller areolar size, and the significantly more youthful and less droopy breast shape.
This client complained of droopy long breasts and widened areolas. After mastopexy, note the higher position of the nipples, smaller areolar diameter, shorter breast length, and overall younger look of her breasts.
Breast lift and size reduction. After surgery, note the higher nipple position, narrower areolar diameter, less droopy and smaller more youthful breast appearance.
Breast lift and size reduction. After surgery, note the higher nipple position, narrower (smaller) areolas, and less droopy breast appearance. This client's anatomy allowed her to maintain a reasonably full final breast size without the need for adding implants.
Right sided breast lift (mastopexy) and bilateral (two sided) breast augmentation (implants).This client presented to Dr. Hayduke with severe asymmetry (differences) between her two breasts. Note the differences in the positions of her two areolas/nipples and the differences in the shape of her two breasts before surgery. After surgery, note the proper balance between the two nipple/areolas and the improved overall shape of her breasts.
