- Gender
- Female
Description
This patient is 1 year post-op breast augmentation.
Breast Augmentation (Before and After): Looking for Symmetry and Natural Shape
Most people’s breasts are not perfectly matched, and good planning accounts for that. When you study a breast augmentation case, look at how the two sides sit relative to each other, how the shape transitions from the upper chest, and how the result relates to the ribcage and shoulders. The thumbnails below the main images give you additional views for that comparison.
Dr. Justin Bellamy emphasizes balance, proportion, and natural beauty in every breast procedure. After training at Yale, Johns Hopkins, and NYU Langone, and completing an aesthetic fellowship in Dallas, he built a practice around individualized plans rather than formulas. He is also known for personal communication, working directly with patients and their families from the first meeting through surgery and afterward. If breast shape involves position as well as volume, he can discuss a breast lift with implants. Individual results vary.
Transparency is part of his approach as well. Dr. Bellamy regularly publishes real patient outcomes on Instagram and other social media, so patients can see testimonials and actual results for themselves. Gallery cases like this one are meant to give you reference points for conversation, and your consultation is where those reference points are translated into a plan designed around your own body. Every patient is different, and no case predicts another person’s outcome. If you are searching for breast augmentation in Palm Beach, a consultation in Palm Beach Gardens is the place to turn a gallery case into a plan.
Straight answers on breast augmentation, before and after
Are breasts ever perfectly symmetrical?
Most people have some natural difference between the two sides. Dr. Bellamy evaluates this during your anatomical assessment and plans accordingly.
How does Dr. Bellamy plan for natural asymmetry?
He assesses each side carefully and tailors implant selection and placement to your anatomy, aiming for balanced, natural-looking proportions.
What if I also have breast sagging?
A lift, sometimes combined with implants, may be discussed. Dr. Bellamy recommends the approach that suits your anatomy and goals.
