Breast Augmentation Before & After Case 12124

This specific patient, a mother from Denver, sought breast augmentation to enhance symmetry and increase the size of her breasts. Living with asymmetric breasts and a depressed breast bone, a condition referred to as pectus excavatum, she aspired for results that would allow her to experience increased femininity and wear a bra that comfortably fits both sides.

The procedure was performed with utmost precision, utilizing two differently sized implants; a 470cc extra full profile implant for the right and a 365cc full profile implant for the left. The incorporation of diverse implant sizes aimed at achieving a higher level of symmetry, a technique not applicable for all types of asymmetries but which proved tremendously successful for this patient. Delighted with the outcome of the breast augmentation in Denver, this patient expressed immense satisfaction over the transformation, which significantly improved her lifestyle and self-perception.

Matthew D. Freeman, M.D., an expert in plastic surgery with fellowship training performed the procedure. Dr. Freeman graduated at the top of his class from Tulane University School of Medicine and completed a Residency at New York's Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Currently practicing at The Center for Cosmetic Surgery in Golden, Colorado, Dr. Freeman dedicates his practice to providing a holistic approach to aesthetic medicine, leveraging the latest technologies to enhance patient care and education. Dr. Freeman's individualized, patient-focused approach, paired with his professional expertise, allows for transformative results, enhancing satisfaction and boosting the confidence of his patients.