Sutton L Graham II MD FACS

← Back to All Cases

Case 2 (02209): Breast Reconstruction / Mastectomy

This 46 year old mother of 3 children consulted Dr. Graham about improving her breast shape. She was not aware that she had a significant breast deformity. Her breasts had asymmetric size, areolar protrusion, very narrow base constriction -- all characteristic of a condition known as tubular breast deformity. Correction necessitated a combination of procedures: implant augmentation to provide volume and contour, and periareolar mastopexy to reshape the central breast. The incision removes excess pigmented areolar skin, and leaves a scar around the areola. Internal work was also done. 350-380ml subpectoral saline implants seemed to provide a nice breast shape and volume.

Age: 46
Breast problem(s): Bilateral tubular breast deformity, asymmetry
Current Cup Size: 36 C
Gender: Female
Shape of Implants: Mentor, Contour profile
Size of Implants (Volume): 380ml
Surgical Technique: Subpectoral placement, peri-areolar mastopexy

< previous case | next case >