I am going to have a breast reduction and want them to look full or perky. I am wondering if during a breast reduction, anything can be done to maintain or increase fullness post surgery.I have had two children and nursed both so now have very large breasts. I am afraid that after a breast reduction I will have smaller breast but that they will look less full. Also I am overweight and am concerned about the look of my breasts after the reduction, if I lose more weight.
Answer: Breast reduction : full and perky breast reduction : full and perkyFunctional symptoms (medical problems) caused by excessive #breastweight may be relieved or improved by this operation. #Mammoplasty patients will experience a more attractive contour and smaller breast size, freedom from health problems associated with excessively large breasts and improved self image.Adding a small implant or fat grafting may make the breast more perky
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Answer: Breast Fullness and Breast Reduction Surgery When women with breast hypertrophy undergo breast reduction surgery they typically have multiple goals. These women are not only interested in reduction of their symptoms, but are also concerned about breast aesthetics. In the vast majority of patients who undergo breast reduction, the aesthetic results are excellent. The procedure reduces breast size, reduces areola size and lifts the breast into normal position. In most patients, this results in alleviation of symptoms and improved breast aesthetics. Most patients are happy with their upper breast fullness following breast reduction surgery, but over the course of time, some patients note loss of fullness in this area. Under these circumstances, placement of a breast implant may be necessary to correct this problem. Based on your history, I would recommend a breast reduction without breast implants. In most cases, this would give an excellent aesthetic result with your upper breast fullness. If inadequate upper breast fullness becomes a problem, a secondary breast augmentation can be performed at a later date.
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Answer: Breast Fullness and Breast Reduction Surgery When women with breast hypertrophy undergo breast reduction surgery they typically have multiple goals. These women are not only interested in reduction of their symptoms, but are also concerned about breast aesthetics. In the vast majority of patients who undergo breast reduction, the aesthetic results are excellent. The procedure reduces breast size, reduces areola size and lifts the breast into normal position. In most patients, this results in alleviation of symptoms and improved breast aesthetics. Most patients are happy with their upper breast fullness following breast reduction surgery, but over the course of time, some patients note loss of fullness in this area. Under these circumstances, placement of a breast implant may be necessary to correct this problem. Based on your history, I would recommend a breast reduction without breast implants. In most cases, this would give an excellent aesthetic result with your upper breast fullness. If inadequate upper breast fullness becomes a problem, a secondary breast augmentation can be performed at a later date.
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January 14, 2012
Answer: Breast Reduction and Implants?
Thank you for the question and picture.
As you have discussed, it will be in your best interest to achieve a long-term stable weight prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery. This operation will serve to remove excess skin, adipose tissue, and breast tissue. The breasts will be sitting higher on the chest wall.
Several months after the breast reduction surgery you will be able to evaluate the results of surgery and determine if breast implants are of interest to you (to increase upper hole breast volume/fullness).
Best wishes.
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Answer: Breast Reduction and Implants?
Thank you for the question and picture.
As you have discussed, it will be in your best interest to achieve a long-term stable weight prior to undergoing breast reduction surgery. This operation will serve to remove excess skin, adipose tissue, and breast tissue. The breasts will be sitting higher on the chest wall.
Several months after the breast reduction surgery you will be able to evaluate the results of surgery and determine if breast implants are of interest to you (to increase upper hole breast volume/fullness).
Best wishes.
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December 11, 2009
Answer: Lose weight before breast reduction Loss the weight FIRST! Than consider the reduction.But remember a Plastic surgeon can NEVER guarrente the "perky" postoperative breasts. Some do, some don't. Best of luck.
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Answer: Lose weight before breast reduction Loss the weight FIRST! Than consider the reduction.But remember a Plastic surgeon can NEVER guarrente the "perky" postoperative breasts. Some do, some don't. Best of luck.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Weight loss after breast reduction may precipitate need for a breast implant to achieve perky look It is impossible to predict the appearance of your breasts with weight loss. When planning any cosmetic surgery procedurel, it is best to be at a STABLE WEIGHT. IF you proceed with teh reduction now, you may need an implant or lift at a later date., The first patient in the video below shows one example of a young individual who underwent a breast reduction and subsequently lost weight necessitating a breast implant to achieve upper breast fullness.
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Answer: Weight loss after breast reduction may precipitate need for a breast implant to achieve perky look It is impossible to predict the appearance of your breasts with weight loss. When planning any cosmetic surgery procedurel, it is best to be at a STABLE WEIGHT. IF you proceed with teh reduction now, you may need an implant or lift at a later date., The first patient in the video below shows one example of a young individual who underwent a breast reduction and subsequently lost weight necessitating a breast implant to achieve upper breast fullness.
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