Breast Augmentation Case #23

This 41 year old mother of three lives in the Atascoctia area who wanted a full “Mommy Make-over”. She had nursed all three of her children for 10 months each and had one C-section.  She was tall, 5’9’, and had a thin athletic frame (173 lbs).  Despite a dedicated workout schedule, she still had trouble areas that she wanted improved. She patient had always had normal mammograms, but she had a maternal grandmother that was a breast cancer survivor. She was interested in a breast augmentation and to make her mammograms easier to read in the future, we decided to use a saline implant for her breast augmentation.  She also had a small belly button hernia and an old scar from her C-section.  She had fullness in the inside of her thighs and on the outside of her thighs that I would correct with a small amount of tumescent liposuction.

During her surgery, I placed a smooth round saline implant that had a moderate profile.  It was a 425cc implant that I only filled to 450cc to maintain its softness. During her Abdominoplasty, I removed 3 pounds of skin and fat, repaired her belly button hernia, and tightened the muscles that had been stretched out by her pregnancies.  I removed a small amount of fat from her love handles, her inner thighs and her outer thighs.

She is shown her six months post-operatively and now wears clothing that is three sizes smaller than before surgery. She is very pleased with the results of her surgery and is enjoying her flat stomach and her smoother thighs.  She is enjoying the enhancement of her breasts also and is having a great time shopping for bikinis.