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Before: The patient is five feet, four inches tall and weighs 177 pounds, with a body mass index BMI of 29. On examination, she demonstrates Grade III breast ptosis, characterized by significant descent of the breast tissue and nipple position below the inframammary fold.

After: On examination, she demonstrates significantly improved breast symmetry. The right breast remains slightly larger than the left, though the overall contour is well balanced. Nipple sensation is intact bilaterally. A total of 440 grams of tissue was removed from the left breast and 405 grams from the right to achieve optimal proportion and shape.

Before: The patient is five feet four inches tall and weighs 174 pounds, giving her a body mass index (BMI) of 31. On examination, she presents with bilateral macromastia, with the right breast significantly larger than the left. She has Grade III ptosis bilaterally. The sternal notch–to–nipple distance measures 29.5 cm on both sides, and the breast width is 22 cm bilaterally. The nipple–to–inframammary fold distance measures 14 cm on the right and 11 cm on the left.

After: Her breasts show excellent symmetry and have softened naturally as healing has progressed. The scars have flattened nicely, and sensation to the nipple–areolar complexes remains intact. The incisions are slightly pink, consistent with normal healing, and blend well with the surrounding tissue. A total of 300 grams of tissue were removed from the left breast and 625 grams from the right.

Before: The patient is five feet eleven inches tall and weighs 166 pounds, giving her a healthy body mass index (BMI) of 23. On examination, her breasts are a size G with noticeable sagging consistent with Grade III ptosis. There is also fullness along the outer portions of the breasts, extending toward the underarm area.

After: Her breasts are full, round, and symmetrical, with naturally pink nipples. During the procedure, 410 grams of tissue were removed from the left breast and 440 grams from the right breast.

Before:The patient is five feet six inches tall and weighs 161 pounds, giving her a body mass index (BMI) of 26. Based on her body surface area of approximately 1.835, the Schnur scale recommends the removal of about 450 grams of breast tissue.The sternal notch–to–nipple distance measures 27 cm on the right and 28 cm on the left. The nipple–to–inframammary fold distance is 10.5 cm bilaterally, and the breast width is 18 cm on both sides. The left breast has slightly more volume than the right. There is also anterior axillary adiposity and some lateral breast fullness noted.

After: Her incisions are healing well, and she has excellent breast contour and symmetry.

Before: The patient is five feet three inches tall and weighs 202 pounds, giving her a body mass index (BMI) of 36. On examination, she has very large breasts with a significant glandular component and Grade III ptosis bilaterally. The nipple–areolar complexes are enlarged, measuring approximately 50 to 55 millimeters in diameter. She also has a large abdominal scar from a previous abdominoplasty, which includes a vertical component and two horizontal components, one of which extends beneath the breasts.

After: On examination, her breasts are symmetrical and well-contoured. All incisions are well-approximated and healing nicely, and nipple sensation is intact. The skin shows a healthy, natural pink tone consistent with the rest of her body, with no signs of increased redness or irritation. A total of 930 grams of tissue were removed from the left breast and 965 grams from the right, along with 750 milliliters of fat removed overall.

Before: The patient is five feet, four inches tall and weighs 163 pounds, with a body mass index (BMI) of 26.4. On examination, she demonstrates bilateral Grade II breast ptosis with significant breast volume. Prominent shoulder grooving is present, consistent with the weight and chronic strain from heavy breast tissue. She is an appropriate candidate for surgical intervention to improve breast position, reduce volume, and alleviate associated symptoms while enhancing overall proportion and comfort.

After: On examination, the postoperative size reduction is well proportioned to her frame, and the breast shape is excellent. Overall symmetry and contour are very pleasing. A total of 235 grams of tissue was removed from the left breast and 310 grams from the right to achieve optimal balance and aesthetic outcome.

Before: The patient is five feet four inches tall and weighs 145 pounds, resulting in a body mass index (BMI) of 24.9. She appears well-developed, well-nourished, and in good overall health, showing no signs of distress. On examination, she has moderately sized breasts with Grade II ptosis.

After: On examination, all incisions are well-healed, with no redness, drainage, or signs of infection. The nipples are healthy and viable. The left nipple appears slightly sunken compared to the right. The right breast shows a bit more projection, while the left breast appears somewhat wider—a difference that has been present since before surgery. A total of 315 grams of tissue were removed from the left breast and 360 grams from the right.

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