Dr. Scott L. Spear

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Patient 1

This patient had bilateral subglandular breast augmentation in 1976 with 220cc silicone implants using an inframammary approach. Twenty five years after her breast augmentation she was found to have bilateral implant rupture and capsular contracture. A capsulectomy and bilateral breast reaugmentation was performed using round, silicone, style 40, 220cc implants. The incision was inframammary and the implants were converted to a partly submuscular position. These photos were taken 3 years after her breast reaugmentation surgery.

Patient 2

This patient had bilateral submuscular breast augmentation in 1997 with round, textured, saline, style 168, 300cc implants using an inframammary approach. The fill of the right breast was 300cc and the left breast was 320cc. Seven years after her breast augmentation surgery, she had reaugmentation for capsular contracture using round, silicone, style 15, 397cc implants. The incision was inframammary and position was partly submuscular. These photos were taken 1 month after her breast reaugmentation surgery.

Patient 3

This patient had bilateral subglandular breast augmentation in 1997 with shaped, textured, style 363, 230cc implants, filled to 230cc using an inframammary approach. Six years after her breast augmentation surgery, she had reaugmentation for capsular contracture using round, silicone, style 20, 350cc implants. The incision was inframammary and the implants were converted to a partly submuscular position. These photos were taken 1 year after her breast reaugmentation surgery.

Patient 4

This patient had bilateral submuscular breast augmentation in 1997 with round, smooth, moderate profile, saline, 225cc implants, filled to 245cc, using an inframammary approach. Eight years after her breast augmentation surgery, she had reaugmentation to achieve a better cosmetic result using round, smooth, moderate profile, saline, 390cc implants, filled to 450cc. The incision was inframammary and position was partly submuscular. These photos were taken 1 month after her breast reaugmentation surgery.

Patient 5

This patient had bilateral submuscular breast augmentation in 2006 with shaped, textured, silicone, style 410FM, 310cc implants using an inframammary approach. Seven months after her breast augmentation surgery, she had reaugmentation to achieve a better cosmetic result using round, silicone, style 15, 304cc implants. The incision was inframammary and position was partly submuscular. These photos were taken 1 month after her breast reaugmentation surgery.

Patient 5

This patient had bilateral subpectoral breast augmentation in 2004 with round, smooth, moderate profile, saline implants, filled to 300cc, using a periareolar approach. A year after her breast augmentation surgery, the patient developed capsular contracture of the left breast. Elsewhere, the patient had a left capsulectomy and reaugmentation. A year after the reaugmentation surgery, the patient developed capsular contracture of the left breast again. We performed a reaugmentation of the left breast using a round, smooth, moderate profile, saline implant, filled to 300cc. The incision was periareolar and the position was submuscular. These photos were taken 8 months after her left breast reaugmentation surgery.