Breast Lift: Q&A
Ask a QuestionI'm Only 19, Does a Breast Lift Seem "Out of the Question"? (photo)
Somehow my breast have become droopy, saggy, and completely different. I was thinking of getting the surgery to lift them...any advice? I want them to be perky and higher...is this possible with breast like mine? :)
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AlisaGabriella
in Sonoma, CA
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Age Not a Limiting Factor For Breast Lift
The main limiting factor for breast lift is your ability to tolerate the scar. Many young women who have not had children do not want scars on their breast, but if you are willing to accept the scars, you would be a candidate for breast lift.
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Breast lift on 19 y.o.
It does appear that you would benefit from a breast lift procedure. It is important to know that this type of surgery requires incisions to be made around the areola, center of breast and in the fold of the breast. The good news is that the outcome should be a perkier and more youthful looking breast.
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19 year old breastlift
If you are healthy and a good surgical candidate, breast lift would achieve your goals of improved fullness and shape. Women are born with asymmetries and all kinds of breast/nipple shapes and sizes. I would recommend you meet with a Board Certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options and look at some representative pre and postoperative photos to better understand the procedure.
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Breast lift at 19
A breast lift is certainly possible for someone your age as long as you reconcile that you wil have permanent scars on your breast.
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Breast Lift at age 19
You do have significant breast asymmetry and sagging. What you need to consider would be: is making the breasts perkier and more similar in size and shape worth having the permanent scars required to accomplish this change. If you decide to proceed, look at the website of The American Society of Plastic Surgeons - wwwplasticsurgeryorg. ALL of its members are certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery.
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Breast lift will dramatically improve the shape and symmetry of your breasts
Hi there-
A well done breast lift will improve both the shape and the symmetry of your breasts. The costs will be that you will be trading the breasts you have now for much prettier, even ones, but that have scars on them. These scars do not, however, necessarily need to be ugly or conspicuous.
Your keys to being safe and maximizing your chances of being happy are:
Only let a surgeon Certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery perform surgery on you
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Options for breast lift surgery
Your do have significant breast sagging even at the young age of 19. Unfortunately your breast shape can only be corrected with a breast lift. A consultation with a plastic surgeon will help you understand your options.
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Breast lift would be reasonable
If you are willing to trade the droopy appearance for a fair number of scars, then a mastopexy might be something for you to consider. see a board certified plastic surgeon and peruse photos of mastopexy results-then you can decide if it's for you!
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Breast Lift at 19
While it is not as common to do a breast lift at your age, we all certainly have done them under the right circumstances. You need to understand the scars are forever and further surgery may be needed later in your life if you have babies.
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Is breast lift at 19 OK?
Thank you for the photos. You are 19, but your breasts are "older". You have grade 2 and 3 ptosis or sagging on the right and left respectively. A short scar breast lift will reshape your breasts, make the nipple areola complexes smaller and move them higher on the breast mound. You can achieve a very nice, perky result. The price is an obvious scar around the areola and vertically down the breast. The scars will fade over time, but they will never completely disappear. See a board...
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