Corrective Surgery to Fix Breast Augmentation with Rippling
Photos courtesy of: Richard A. Baxter, M.D., Mountlake Terrace, Washington (WA)
Front View Before Corrective Breast Augmentation
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Front View After Corrective Breast Augmentation
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Oblique View Before Corrective Breast Augmentation
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Oblique View After Corrective Breast Augmentation
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Top View Before Corrective Breast Augmentation
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Top View After Corrective Breast Augmentation
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This patient came to
Dr. Baxter, a plastic surgeon in the Seattle, WA area, seeking corrective surgery following her last
breast augmentation. She had problem issues such as rippling, and placement of the
implant. She is a strong, thin, athletic woman, and her last doctor chose to place her
implants above the pectoral muscle. After
Dr. Baxter’s analysis, he decided that the
implants were too far apart, and that her
breasts needed better coverage, but the standard sub-muscular (below the pectoral muscle) technique would result in distortion with muscle flexion. To solve this problem,
Dr. Baxter replaced her saline filled
implants with
silicone gel implants. When it came to placement of the
breast implants he used dual planes (the
implants were placed both above and below the pectoral muscle). As you can tell from the before and after photos above,
Dr. Baxter did amazing work! Her
breasts are now much more appealing, they are closer together, more symmetrical and definitely more natural looking.