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Scott E. Kasden, MD answers: Is breast lift the only option for sagging breasts?

I am considering a breast augmentation. I have always been a decent C cup, but in the last year, I have lost approx. 35 lbs, and it has left my breasts deflated and saggy. I have consulted 2 plastic surgeons who insist i need a lift as well. I really don't want the extra scarring. Is there any way to achieve a good look without doing a lift as well?


Scott E. Kasden, MD
7 months ago

No one likes scars, especially on breasts.  If both doctors are board certified plastic surgeons, and experienced, you already have your answer. 

On the other hand, it is always possible to go ahead and get your inplants and see how they look.  If you are not happy with the result, get the lift after everything settles.  This is actually safer, more predictible, and potentially saves you an operation.  Remember, you don't have to be perfect, just happy!

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