Breast Procedures

Case #7226

350 cc silicone moderate profile breast implant placed through an inframammary incision using a dual plane approach

Case #7834

400 cc silicone moderate profile plus breast implant placed through an inframammary incision using a dual plan approach

Case #8027

Correction of mild gynecomastia before and after with glandular excision and chest wall liposuction.

Case #8026

Moderate gynecomastia in the athletic chest corrected with excision of gland and liposuction.

Case #8025

Before and after asymmetrical gynecomastia correction with excision of gland and liposuction.  The scars around the areola seen at 3 months in this photo will continue to fade over time.

Case #8024

Gynecomastia correction with excision of glandular tissue and liposuction in the athlete.

Case #8023

Mild gynecomastia before and after glandular excision and chest wall liposuction.

Case #8022

Mild gynecomastia in the athletic body marked by “puffy nipples”  before and after surgery.

Case #8019

Mild gynecomastia with glandular excision and breast liposuction.

Case #8018

Male breast reduction with glad excisions (as depicted) and chest wall liposuction.

Case #8017

Mild gynecomastia manifested by “puffy nipples” before and after male breast reduction surgery. This patient had liposuction and glandular excision. While there is very little fat in this athletic man, liposuction aids in skin tightening.

Case #8016

Excision of gland and liposuction.  3 weeks from surgery the incisions are still in the early phases of healing and will continue to fade.

Case #7112

Grade 4 capsular contracture managed with bilateral capsulectomy and breast implant exchange

Case #7

Moderate gynecomastia managed with liposuction and gland excision. No surgical excision of skin.  The skin tightens after surgery as evident by these photos.

Case #6

Severe gynecomastia managed with gland excision and breast liposuction.

Case #4

Severe gynecomastia corrected with excision of glandular tissue  and liposuction of the breast. There was no skin excision.  In the three quarter view you can see that the skin tightening that occurs after surgery may leave a temporary fold.  This will disappear over time.

Case #3

Mild gynecomastia correction with liposuction and glandular excision as depicted.

Case #2

Moderate male breast reduction with gland excision and liposuction.

Case #1

Definition of the pectoralis major is enhanced with glandular excision and breast liposuction.  Areolar scars shown at 3 months will continue to fade over time.

Case #6620

Submuscular breast augmentation with fold lowering to accommodate 350 cc silicone breast implants.

Case #6612

Transaxillary breast augmentation with saline breast implants

Case #5677

Submuscular breast augmentation with 400 cc silicone implants.
Notice how well hidden incisions in the fold can be with the right person.

Case #5667

Mild tuberous (constricted) breast deformity corrected by breast augmentation with 335 cc silicone breast implants

Case #5655

Tuberous breast augmentation with 400 cc moderate plus silicone breast implants

Case #5643

Breast augmentation revision with removal of deflated saline implant and replaced with silicone implant

Case #5635

Breast augmentation without mastopexy using 450 cc moderate plus silicone breast implants. Larger implants can often raise the nipple to obviate breast lifts and their associated scars.

Case #5629

Breast augmentation with 400 cc moderate profile silicone breast implants placed through an inframammary incision

Case #5625

Breast augmentation with 400 cc moderate profile plus silicone breast implants placed through an inframammary incision

Case #5621

Pseudoptosis correction with a dual plane approach using 335 cc silicone breast implants.

Case #5607

Larger, over-filled saline implants appear more round and unnatural, which is sometimes the preference of patients

Case #5595

Breast augmentation with 350 cc silicone breast implants to fill the deflated breast without the need for mastopexy.

Case #5593

Subglandular breast augmentation with 375 cc to fill the upper pole of the breast placed through a periareolar incision.

Case #5579

Breast augmentation with 375 cc silicone breast implants with subglandular placement to aid in raising the nipple.

Case #5575

Removal & replacement (250 cc saline to 450 cc high profile silicone) Subglandular, inframammary approach.

Case #5569

Breast augmentation of a 375 cc silicone, periareolar approach, submuscular position procedure.

Case #5031

Breast augmentation with silicone gummy bear breast implants, 450 cc, through an inframammary incision using a dual plane approach.

Case #5021

This set illustrates a breast augmentation revision. The patient had a bilateral capsular contracture. Capsulectomy and removal and replacement of breast implants were performed

Case #5013

Breast augmentation with submuscular dual plane approach using 375 cc smooth round moderate plus breast implants. At 8 weeks, the inframammary incision is very difficult to see in most women.

Case #5005

Submuscular , dual plane breast augmentation with 425 cc smooth round silicone breast implants placed through an inframammary incision.

Case #4997

Submuscular, dual plane breast augmentation with 375 cc “gummy bear” moderate profule plus breast implants placed through an inframammary incision. When the cleavage plane starts off wide, proper shape and size implants can improve cleavage, but breast augmentation alone has its limitations as to how much one can change the pre-existing anatomy.

Case #4989

Submuscular, dual plane breast augmentation with 350 cc smooth round gummy bear silicone breast implants placed through periareolar incision.

Case #4981

Submuscular breast augmentation with 400 cc smooth round breast implants placed through a transaxillary approach.

Case #4973

Submuscular dual plane breast augmentation with 350 cc smooth round moderate profile silicone (gummy bear) breast implants placed through an inframammary incision (breast fold). At just 6 weeks out from surgery, the breast implants tend to sit “high”, creating more fullness in the upper pole. Over time, the implants will drop and “fluff”.

Case #4965

Submuscular, dual plane breast augmentation with 375 cc smooth round “gummy bear” silicone breast implants placed through an inframammary (breast fold) incisison

Case #6604

Before and after male breast reduction.  Both gland excision and liposuction was performed to sculpt the chest.

Case #6596

Gynecomastia in an athletic male before and after male breast reduction.

Case #6588

Case #6580

Case #6258

Gynecomastia surgery and liposuction of abdomen and flanks

Case #6246

Case #6232

Gynecomastia surgery involves chest wall contouring, as well as excision of breast tissue. Agressive liposuction is performed with gland resection to give the most natural appearing results.

Case #5085

Breast augmentation removal and replacement from 450 cc smooth round moderate plus profile silicone breast implants with 550 cc smooth round moderate plus profile implants through an inframmary incision.

Case #6724

Moderate sized breast reduction (reduction mammaplasty) using anchor (inverted T or Wise pattern), inferior pedicle
technique. Post operative photos are taken approximately 3 months after surgery. While the breasts may initially appear boxy,
they will become more round as the tissues relax.

Case #6718

Large breast reduction using inverted T (anchor or Wise pattern), or also known as reduction mammaplasty.

Photos are taken approximately 3 months after surgery. Scars in fair skinned people are sometimes impercievable
after a year from surgery.

Case #5065

Large breast reduction with inferior pedicle, inverted T or anchor incision.

Case #6748

Breast lift (mastopexy) for Grade 3 ptosis using Wise pattern (anchor) incision.
Photo is taken approximately 3 months from surgery.

Case #6742

Breast lift (mastopexy) for Grade 3 ptosis using Wise pattern (anchor) incision.

Photo is taken after 6 months from surgery.

Case #6318

Mastopexy with “inverted T” or “anchor” approach, 3 weeks post-op, pink scars will continue to fade over time.

Case #6312

Inverted T” or “anchor” mastopexy (breast lift). This photo was taken 3 weeks after surgery. The pink scars will continue to fade over time. Notice the fullness restored in the upper part of the breast, and the repositioning of the nipple for better symmetry and shape.

Case #5741

Abdominoplasty with breast lift and augmentation (mastopexy augmentation)

Case #6326

Breast reductions can sometimes leave unpleasant scars. This photo was taken just 7 days after surgery.

Case #5077

Breast augmentation revision with capsulorrhaphy and removal and replacement of silicone breast implants with larger, gummy bear silicone breast implants.

Case #5055

Large breast reduction with inferior pedicle technique. The scars from this inverted T (anchor lift) are well hidden and will continue to fade with time. Note the massive areolar reduction that accompanies the breast reduction.

Case #4957

Transaxillary breast augmentation with saline implants filled to 380 cc. Saline implants impart a more round look than their silicone cousins.

Case #5683

Breast augmentation revision. This case illustrates a Grade IV capsular contracture. Bilateral capsulectomy was performed as well as removal and replacement of breast implants.