Revision cases
Documented revision breast surgery — patients who came after their first surgery did not produce the result they wanted, or developed complications that required correction.
Case 02 — Implant exchange with cleavage fat grafting
International patient. Same-plane submuscular implant exchange (275 cc → 400 cc) with full capsulectomy and ~100 cc autologous fat grafting to the cleavage zone for medial transition softening. Photographs at Day 4 post-operative.
Case 01 — Fat grafting after failed breast surgery
International patient. Previous breast surgery complicated by infection. Correction performed with 400 cc autologous fat transfer in a single session. Photographs at Day 5 post-operative — bruising and oedema are normal at this stage.
Complex primary cases
Primary breast surgery cases of anatomical complexity — significant developmental asymmetry, anomaly, or hybrid reduction-augmentation-mastopexy. Documented separately because the clinical category is primary, not revision.
Case 03 — Asymmetric augmentation-mastopexy
International patient with primary developmental breast asymmetry. The right breast was 50–60% larger than the left and ptotic. Bilateral 375 cc high-projection implants used, with augmentation alone on the left and superior-pedicle inverted-T reduction-augmentation mastopexy on the right. Photographs at Day 5 post-operative.
