I'm 26 and my Breasts Are Starting to Sag. Should I Consider a Breast Lift? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I'm 26 and my Breasts Are Starting to Sag. Should I Consider a Breast Lift?


13 Doctor Answers | Asked by whatsupkids in Los Angeles CA
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Breast Lift Candidate?

Thank you for the question. It is likely, considering your concerns, that you will benefit from breast lifting surgery plus or minus breast augmentation. Exactly what procedure you may benefit from will depend on your physical examination and goals. One of the major and considerations is timing of the surgery in relation to your life circumstances. Some patients prefer to wait until they have completed pregnancies and/or are in stable long-term... more
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Breast lift at a young age (26)

The key issue is timing. IF you are very unhappy with your breasts, intimate ( but not concerned with scars) and do not intend on having children in the immediate future, then a breast lift is a reasonable option. Meet with a plastic srugeo to discuss the various techniques see video
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Time for a lift?

The ideal time is when you feel uncomfortable with your breasts.Also I would not do it if you are contemplating having more children Pregnancy will stretch them out so wait till after you are through having children.

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Breast lift in a young lady

Many of the breast lifts that we use today are not tissue invasive. That is, they do not penetrate the tissue and do not impede with breast feeding. With the various options of scars available we try hard to reduce the size of the scars as well. In general the shape of the breast wins over the scar. Use of appropriate size implants can be an important adjunct in lifting the ptotic breast. So age is independent of your presentation and if you feel that you have lost your breast shape then... more
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Needing a breast lift at 26

Dear Whatsupkids, You do not give us much details, neither posted a photo. Unless your breasts are heavy and pendulous and give you back pain ( symptomatic macromastia ), I would recommend you to wait until you are finished with having your children, since your breasts will change after pregnancies. best is to consult a Board-certified plastic surgeon. sincerely, Florence Mussat, MD
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Breast lift

A breast lift can be performed in individuals if they are definitely sagging. Sometimes an implant can improve a loose breast appearance.  Considerations include future pregnancy as well.
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Several Factors Determine Need for Breast Lift

This depends on several things.  Do plan to have a family?  If you do then waiting until after you have finished having children may be wise.  Obviously the second issue is if you are a candidate for breast lift.  This can be determined by a board certified plastic surgeon. Dr. ES
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Breast lift

Breast lift is an excellent operation for the right person. There are 3 incision patterns which are used depending on the degree of sagging. Minimal sagging can be addressed with a incision around the areola. If the sagging is more dramatic an additional vertical incision from the areola to the breast fold is necessary. Dramatic sagging can require the above incisions plus an incision which runs along the breast fold as well. Sometimes volume loss in the upper breast gives an... more
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Breasts Are Starting to Sag

No photo posted so best to see a boarded surgeon in your area to determine if you are a candidate for any type of lifting. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl j. Blinski
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Breast lift at a young age

Breast lift or mastopexy will come with trade-offs such as a visible scar on the breast. Sagging of the breast is not always age dependent and a breast lift even at age 26 can be a valid consideration. Only you will know if the sagging bothers you enough to consider correction. Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd
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