Can scar tissue/suture granuloma form internally under the nipple after a breast reduction with new implants?

In my opinion, breast augmentation alone was not the correct surgery from the beginning. You needed a breast lift at the time of implant placement. The oversized implant that was placed is too powerful for your tissues. This resulted in an elongated right breast lower pole and left implant...

There is generally a narrow range of implants that are a good size for your frame. Saline implants can be replaced with silicone alternatives. Benefits of silicone implants are less visible rippling and lighter weight for an equivalent size. Other ways that you can safely 'go bigger' are to...

Your breast lift was inadequate. Your breast implants are at one level and the breast tissue is at another level. You will need to lower the implants or lower your breasts. You will need a revision. The disadvantage of lowering the implants is they will often descend even further. You would...

Thank you for your question. Your implants are too large for your body and the footprint of your breasts. In addition the high profile implant (possibly also highly cohesive) Is giving you too much volume to the upper pole of your breast. You would benefit from a smaller implant, probably around...

Thank you for your question. With implants, there is always a risk of capsular contracture. Replacing the implants is a suitable option to remove the capsule; however, you should keep in mind that is always the risk. I recommend speaking with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your...

Dear Cheerful616835, breast implant type and sizing selection is a complicated process and requires a detailed consultation that includes a discussion of your goals, a detailed examination, and a lengthy discussion. But the decision will always start and end with the patient. When it comes to...