Can Breast Implants Be Successful Years After a Breast Reduction? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Can Breast Implants Be Successful Years After a Breast Reduction?

I am a twenty-five year female considering breast implants following my reduction six years ago. While I am satisfied with my small C size, the volume and shape of my breast leave much to be desired since giving birth seven months ago. I would be comfortable becoming a full D. My questions are: 1.) How successful are implants following a reduction? Are there any additional concerns to note? 2.) Is it useless to obtain implants before all potential pregnancies are completed? Thanks!

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by ACROSS in Alabama
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Breast implants after reduction

If you plan on having more kids, then I would hold off.  Implants can be placed in someone that had a breast reduction in the past, and then a lif tcan be done as well as needed.
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Breast implants after a breast reduction

In my experience, augmentation following a breast reduction usually works quite successfully. It is rare to have any additional concerns unless you had significant complications with your reduction operation. Your surgeon can best advise you regarding this. If you have undergone a pregnancy with very little change in your breast composition and shape, implants will probably not have an adverse affect on your breasts with a second or third prgenancy. if, however, you had major changes to... more
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Breast implants years after breast reduction

Breast implants can be performed following breast reduction and are best placed under the muscle. I would advise waiting untill cessation of childbirth prior to undergoing the procedure.

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