Breast AugmentationFuller, Balanced, and Finally in ProportionBefore and After

In the front view, the change is about balance as much as size. Before surgery the breast mounds sat fairly flat against the chest wall with little fullness toward the collarbone. After breast augmentation, the same view shows fuller, rounder breasts that sit higher and more evenly, with the small scar resting in the natural crease beneath the breast.

From an angled view you can see where the volume was needed most. The upper pole was nearly empty before, and that flat slope is what makes a natural breast look deflated. After surgery the upper pole carries gentle fullness, so the breast reads as one continuous curve from the chest wall to the nipple.

The second angled view shows the same result from the other side, which is the honest test of symmetry. Projection is improved on both sides, the contour looks soft rather than rounded or staged, and the breast moves with the body instead of sitting on top of it.

In profile the difference is clearest. Before, the breast fell away from the chest wall with very little forward projection. After her breast augmentation with Dr. Suzanne Trott, the profile is fuller and more defined, and the cleavage line is deeper and more even. For patients in Beverly Hills who want a noticeable change that still looks like their own body, this is the result we aim for.