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Breast Augmentation Case #8 Austin, TX

Breast Augmentation — Before & After

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Surgeon: Dr. Andre Levesque
Patient: Female · 60+ · White
Location: Austin, TX
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Dr. Andre Levesque, MD
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Dr. Levesque on the Breast Augmentation

A constricted (tuberous) breast has a tight lower pole and short nipple-to-fold distance — you can't just drop an implant in, you have to release the constricting tissue and often lower the fold. Doing that by 1.5 cm is high-risk for a double-bubble, so it takes careful release and internal sutures to set the new crease.

A subfascial pocket lets you redistribute the narrow breast tissue over a wider base, and a moderate, round profile fills the lower pole she was missing. She kept a little native nipple asymmetry because we corrected shape with the implant rather than adding a mastopexy.

— Dr. Andre Levesque
MD  ·  Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon  ·  Austin, TX
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