|  | | | | Patient Number 1: Breast Lift | | Actual Patient -- Results vary from patient to patient | | | Age: 34 | | Notes: Patient wanted to lift her breast without altering the breast size. Dr. Mills performed a mastopexy, using the inferior pedical technique. Early post-surgical scars will continue to lighten and narrow up to two years post-operatively. | | | Email Dr. Mills |
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| | | | | Patient Number 2: Breast Lift | | Actual Patient -- Results vary from patient to patient | | | Age: 31 | | Photos taken: 1 month after surgery | | Notes: Patient was unhappy with the drooping and volume loss to the upper pole of her breasts following pregnancy. Dr. Mills performed a mastopexy, using the flip flop or tissue rearrangement technique. He repositioned the breast tissue and nipple-areolar complex higher on her chest and pointed the nipple up rather than down. He also reshaped the areolas, giving them a smaller, more symmetrical and circular shape. Her scars at one month are still red, but had lightened and narrowed significantly at one year post-operatively. | | | Email Dr. Mills |
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| | | | | Patient Number 3: Breast Lift with Augmentation | | Actual Patient -- Results vary from patient to patient | | | Age: 35 | | Implant Size: 400cc | | Cup Size Before: A | | Cup Size After: C | | Photos taken: 3 months after surgery | | Notes: Patient had nursed two children. She had lost most of her breast tissue, resulting in very droopy breasts. Dr. Mills performed a mastopexy in conjunction with breast augmentation to give this patient volume and raise her nipple position. Dr. Mills used a 400 cc implant, which brought this patient from a 34A to a 34C bra cup. Her scars are still red at three months, but had faded markedly at one year post-operatively. | | | Email Dr. Mills |
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| | | | | Patient Number 4: Breast Lift with Augmentation | | Actual Patient -- Results vary from patient to patient | | | Age: 44 | Implant Size: 360cc
Implant Placement: Submuscular | | Notes: Patient desired to lift her breasts, particularly the nipple-areolar complex. Dr. Mills performed a mastopexy, reducing her nipple-areolar complex and causing her nipples to point up rather than down. The procedure also gave her breasts more fullness to the upper and mid pole of her breasts, reducing the droopiness. The patient returned a few years after the mastopexy, desiring more volume and fullness. Dr. Mills performed breast augmentation on this patient, using a 360 cc implant under the muscle. | | | Email Dr. Mills |
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