Disclaimer:
The purpose of this page is NOT to publicly shame. Rather, if you are considering breast surgery for the first time, this may help define your objectives.

If you think you may have an unsatisfactory result from previous surgery, you are not alone.  I may be able to help you.

As you peruse these photos, understand rarely will I reveal my personal tastes in breast shape and cup size.  What I will tell you is whether your goals are achievable and safe.  I will tell you if I believe you already have a beautiful result or have a deformity which could be improved.  I will tell you if there is a problem and what can possibly be done to fix it.  I will rarely say you should select a different size of implant... unless safety is a concern.  That you will decide following a lengthy consultation, typically by trying on many different implants in the privacy of our office.  As with any elective cosmetic surgery, realistic expectations are paramount for this to be a rewarding experience.

I am selective on whom I operate and will not hesitate to refer you elsewhere if that is in your best interest.  I only agree to operate, when I am convinced I can deliver the best results.  If you're not happy, I am not happy.

Every patient I operate, regardless of station in life, is treated with complete respect and anonymity.

I am not revealing whether any of these Red Carpet women have sought my professional services; or what, if any, plastic surgery they may have had.  All of these images are in the public domain.

- John Baeke, M.D.

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Breast Asymmetry. The most common cause for late term breast asymmetry (i.e. right ≠ left) is the development of a capsule contracture ("CC"). Over time, all breast implants will develop an enveloping shell of scar tissue; that is to be expected. Fortunately, in most women, this scar tissue remains paper-thin, soft & supple; they are completely unaware of it. However, in a small percentage of women, this scar tissue can slowly thicken, distorting the shape and feel of the naked breast. As you can see from these 2 examples of women who presumably have this problem, their left breasts have much more upper fullness than the right. Likely the left breasts are also firmer. This situation can develop in a single breast or both. There has been some success in softening the breast tissue with non-surgical means; but in most women, revisive surgery is recommended.

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