Asymmetric augmentation-mastopexy — different operations, matching result
An international patient with significant native breast asymmetry — the right breast was 50–60% larger than the left and ptotic, while the left was smaller and well-positioned. A bilateral 375 cc high-projection implant was used on both sides, but the right received a superior-pedicle inverted-T reduction-augmentation mastopexy (reduction + lift + implant) while the left received augmentation alone. Photographs at Day 5 post-op.
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