Sad to hear that they failed you on this, I am convinced that your PS didnt really remove enough of the glandular tissue. You mention that already the next day your nipples started to poke out again and you can be assured that breast tissue can Not grow back in such short amount of time.
It seems that some ot the Plastic surgeons don't realise the importance of removing the glandular tissue.
It also seems that a decent amount of glandular tissue can be left behind and post op it will still give you a flat chest for some time (this is based on my own experiences).
Maybe the glandular tissue in itself somehow builds up fatty tissue, wich in turn produce more glandular tissue by conversion of testosterone into estrogen.
You say you are only 25 year old, you are young and Once you have been freed of your condition you will have the rest of your life to live free from it.
Right after my first session I asked my PS if he had removed all the glandular tissue but he answered that he had only used the liposuction device, however if the result was not satisfactory he would give me a second session free of charge were he would remove the glandular tissue with direct surgery. Well after session one I did indeed have a flat chest but i could feel the mass of glands still existed under my right nipple. And as you describe it my right nipple started in time to ocasionaly grow very puffy and also raise itself above the base level of my chest.
My left nipple has almost no gland tissue left after the first session of liposcution and I think if my right looked the same I would be satisfied. Anyway some days ago the PS removed the glandular mass on the right side with direct suregry and Im now hoping that ill get the same results as the left side.
1.) It seems very certain that the PS did not remove enough glandular tissue from you but rather removed fat to make a temporary flat chest. Since they started to puff out as early as day two after your session, this sound familiar to my experience with the right side of my chest.
2.) You need to steel yourself for another session. I live In sweden and dont know how healtcare works in the UK but the easieast is maybe to take it up with the Nhs and say that you need another session. Do Not give up on this!
3.) 3000 pound sounds like alot but believe me in the long run of your life it is nothing.
4.) Next time be better prepared, maybe ask the Nhs for another doctor.
5.) Try do defeat your obesity. One thing that has helped Me alot in this is by going on a low carb diet, stopping the cardio training and instead do high intesity strenght training.
There is alot of research that suggest that hight intesity training is better for fatburning than low intsensity cardio training. I would advice you to check out this site for some novel ideas about this
www.arthurdevany.com,
http://www.crossfit.com/ , lowcarbmuscle.com
Alcohol is another factor if one is obese.
7.) It is a good thing that you are dealing with this now(and that you parents are helping you in this). I was to ashamed to ask my parents for help and at 35 year my past 10 years of life could have been better spent if I had dealt with this problem earlier.
Well that my 2 euro's on this. Take care.