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Possible to Have Breast Lift with Small Implants to Stay in Cup Size?

After 2 children my breasts have lost their 'perkiness'. I would like to have a mini-lift but read that it is recommended to have implants to fill the breasts out. My problem with this is, I don't want to go bigger per se I just want them to be rounder and perkier. Would a small implant such as 200cc (or smaller) accomplish this or would it make my breast much larger? I prefer to remain in the C's! I am 5'7", 155 pounds.

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by 5369anon in Georgia
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Implants for Perkier Breasts without Size Change

5369anon, Yours is a great question which I encounter frequently in my practice: how to restore upper breast fullness and shape without adding volume? Many women lose shape and fullness in the upper pole of the breast after pregnancy or with aging, and want to restore that fuller, rounder, "more perky" appearance to the breast. A breast lift will help lift and shape a droopy breast, if much of the breast volume has dropped below the breast crease or if the nipple... more
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Saggy breasts require a breast lift.

Typically, a breast lift will correct saggy breasts.  It is necessary to have a personal consultation to discuss all of your options. see video
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Implant choices

It is tough  to say what is the right implant for you without an exam.  If you want fuller breasts and need volume than an implant is important.

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