John E. Sherman, M.D., F.A.C.S.

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This patient had exceptionally small breasts, which was basically absence of the breast mound.

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This patient presented with ptotic (droopy) breasts and desired correction with breast augmentation. Note the relationship of the nipple to the crease below the breast.

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Breast uplift plastic surgery (mastopexy) patient who underwent the procedure after the birth of her second child. No breast implants were used.

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This patient developed asymmetry of the breasts during her adolescence. In the before photos, note the disparity of the width of the breasts as well as the different height of the nipples, and the diameter of the areolae (pigmented circles around the nipples). The after photos show the correction of the problem with the correction of the nipple height and the width, as well as the equalization of the areolar diameter. The new location of the nipple is above the inframammary fold. The scars are around the areolae and below, which have faded in time.

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The patient underwent breast reduction with "pedicle technique."

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I performed a breast augmentation on this patient 22 years ago. She desired correction after an MRI showed rupture of one implant and capsular contracture. These photographs show the inherent difference between a round implant and an anatomical implant.

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Preoperative view of a patient with a congenital absence of her right breast. This patient underwent a two-stage reconstruction of her absent breast with an implant. Note symmetry of the breast with the normal side.

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This patient underwent bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction with tissue expanders, followed by replacement of the expanders with 410 silicone implants. The nipple reconstruction followed with tattoo of the areola. Note the anatomical shape of the 410 implant. All photos are post-operative.