Breast Lift: Q&A
Ask a QuestionIf I Have a Breast Lift Due to Tubular Breast How Will Pregnancy Effect It?
I didn't know I had tubular breast when I started looking into options I just knew I didnt look like other girls and i was very self conscious about my body. The doctors that I have seen have suggested a breast lift instead of implants since I am not concerned with my size just my shape. I would like to do the surgery now but have not had kids yet. Is this advisable? I would like to wait about 2-3 more years for kids.
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blueyes3679
in fort worth, tx
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Possible future pregnancy should not affect your decision
Hello,
If you are bothered by the shape or appearance of your breasts the possibility of future pregnancy should not affect your decision. Make sure you obtain several consultations with board certified plastic surgeons and look at both their before and after photos as well as their web reviews. Without photos its impossible to say whether you have tubular breasts or whether a breast lift is your best option.
All the best,
Dr Repta
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Timing of a lift
Timing for a breast lift is really up to you. No one can predict how the breasts will appear after pregnancy. Usually they become a bit more flacid.
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Tubular Breasts and the Timing of Correction
Hi there-
If you truly have tuberous breasts, having a lift around your areola will only partially correct their shape. The value of this partial correction needs to be weighed against the potential that your breasts will change after pregnancy (making another operation necessary), or that doing so might make breast feeding more difficult.
You also need to consider the possibility that your breasts would improve in shape through pregnancy, possibly making surgery unnecessary...
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Tuberous breasts and pregnancy
If you are unhappy with the appearance of your breasts now, then proceeding now with a corrective procedure may be a reasonable particularly given that you are not planning to have children for at least a few years. Photos would be helpful to determine the extent of your tuberous deformity and to better conjecture on future issues. Pregnancy does affect women's breasts in different ways so your response can't be predicted.
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Tubular breast shape may be corrected with fat transfer
Women affected by tubular breast shape may see a significant improvement with relatively less surgery by opting for breast reshaping via fat transfer. Although large size changes are not achievable with a single fat transfer session, correcting breast shape with a combination of release procedures and volume change with fat transfer can very effectively resolve the problem.
With a fat transfer procedure, some of the problems determining a tubular shape can be addressed,...
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How does pregnancy affect breast shape
Breasts, and for that matter our whole bodies, are not static in shape or size. They are dynamic and change constantly throughout our lifetime. Pregnancy will definetly change your breasts because of hormonal changes, size increase and possible breast feeding. What your breasts will look like after pregnancy is totally unpredictable.
Therefore, if you don't like the shape or size of your breasts currently, I would go ahead and have a procedure to alter them. ...
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Pregnancy with a tuberous breast
A tuberous breast has a tight skin envelope and breast fold, and tight skin around the nipple areola and a 'herniation' of the nipple. If this is indeed you then you have a tuberous breast, and 'breast lift' is not the procedure for you, as implants and repair are the norm. A tuberous breast can change significantly after pregnancy, often for the better, and waiting might be a good option if you've gotten along well so far.
Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd.com
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Breast Surgery and Pregnancy?
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to predict with complete certainty what will happen to your breasts after pregnancy. Some of the changes that do occur typically are: the breasts may become smaller ( involutional hypoplasia), may “droop” (ptosis), may develop some asymmetry etc.
Genetic factors may play a role in these changes; discussing your mother's breast changes after pregnancy may or may not...
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These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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