Dual-plane Subpectoral Breast Augmentation

This patient is a healthy 17 year old that is unhappy with the appearance of her nose. She did not have any history of trauma or injury to the nose.  She was interested in improved the “dorsal hump” to the bridge of her nose as well as refining, shaping, and providing a subtle “lift” or upward rotation to the nasal tip, to bring it into balance with the rest of her nose.  In addition she had a septal deviation and difficulty breathing through her nose, especially on the left side.  

She underwent rhinoplasty (nasal surgery) to reduce the dorsal hump, refine the nasal tip, adding some projection and a subtle upward rotation to the tip as well.  In addition she underwent a septoplasty to remove the deviated septum and improve her nasal breathing.   

 

The photos are taken at 6 weeks after surgery and show significant improved in the shape of her nose as well as her nasal breathing.

HT: 5'3"   WT: 140 lbs   AGE: 26 years   BRA SIZE: 34 D to 34 B

 

This 30 year old female was concerned about the size of her breasts. She desired smaller, more uplifted appearance.  This patient underwent a vertical reduction mammoplasty (breast reduction) to decrease the size of her breasts and alleviate her symptoms of discomfort from the large breasts.  Visually, this brings her breast size into aesthetic balance with her torso.  The reduction gives an uplifted appearance and better shape to the breasts.  The vertical technique also involves a smaller total incisional length with a complete avoidance of the traditional inframammary incision.

WT:  133 lbs.   HT: 5'2"   AGE:  33 years   BRA SIZE: 34D before and after

 

Patient underwent a combination procedure including a breast lift with a breast augmentation.