A woman in her 20s had a bilateral mastopexy which included removing a small amount of tissue on the right side to achieve better breast symmetry. The post op photo was taken 2 months after surgery. Disclaimer: Similar results cannot be guaranteed since outcomes vary among patients
This patient in her 50s underwent a Robbins (anchor scar) breast lift including excision of axillary rolls (excess tissue under the armpits) plus excision of a small amount of tissue on the right side to improve symmetry. The after photos were taken 8 months postoperatively. Disclaimer: Similar results cannot be guaranteed since outcomes vary… Continue reading Robbins Breast Lift 3
This patient in her 30s was unhappy with her larger areolae and wanted an improved shape overall. A vertical mastopexy (lollipop scar) was performed. Photos were taken 18 months post op. Disclaimer: Similar results cannot be guaranteed since outcomes vary among patients.
Description This healthy 45-year-old woman developed breast sagging after childbirth (postpartum ptosis). She wore a 36C bra and did not want to have larger or smaller breasts, so she chose to have a breast lift. The postoperative photos were taken 5 months after vertical mastopexy surgery. This type of scar looks like a “lollipop” around… Continue reading Vertical Breast Lift 2
Description This healthy 45-year-old woman developed breast sagging after childbirth (postpartum ptosis). She wore a 36C bra and did not want to have larger or smaller breasts, so she chose to have a breast lift. The postoperative photos were taken 5 months after vertical mastopexy surgery. This type of scar looks like a “lollipop” around… Continue reading Vertical Breast Lift 1
Description This 50 year old fitness trainer came to the clinic to discuss bilateral mastopexy surgery. She was 5’5” tall, weighed 120lbs, and had 36C breasts. She received bilateral Robbins breast lift surgery (anchor scar pattern) giving her an excellent shape and symmetry. She was very pleased with the youthful postoperative appearance. The postoperative pictures… Continue reading Robbins Breast Lift 2
Description This 37 year old patient developed decreased upper breast fullness and pronounced sagging (ptosis) after childbirth. She was 5’5” tall, weighed 140 pounds and wore a 34DD bra. She did not want larger breasts but only wanted improved shape and perkier nipple position. Since the nipples were at the lowest point on the breasts… Continue reading Robbins Breast Lift 1
Description Prior to surgery, this patient’s nipples were at the lowest point on the breast mound. This is called “stage III ptosis”. The nipples also appeared to be too close together, and pointing inward. An anchor scar breast lift was done (rather than a vertical lift) because it is possible to more extensively reshape the… Continue reading Breast Lift (Mastopexy)
