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Breast Reduction Using Liposuction for a Young Person?
I have DD breasts, and want to have them reduced (hopefully to a b or c cup)... I was a very keen runner, but now find excercise uncomfortable and difficult. My question is: is breast reduction by liposuction worth considering? I am young (under 25), but when I feel my breasts, they seem to be made up mostly of fat? Thank-you for your help. Greatly appreciated!
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Breast Reduction with Liposuction?
Thank you for the question.
It is difficult to give you good advice without direct examination but based on your description of wanting to achieve a significant change with the breast reduction, I think you will be disappointed with the results of lipo suction surgery.
Direct examination by a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon will be helpful.
Best wishes.
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Breast Reduction - Using Liposuction?
Hi Roberta-may,
It's worth considering, but it's probably not the right choice.
Actually, of course, it's very hard for any of us to make an absolute recommendation without being able to examine you or see photos. In general, though, while you may be able reduce the volume of the breasts with liposuction alone, you're left with the issue of what to do with the extra skin, if there is any.
And there usually is. In fact, a large part of any...
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Liposuction and breast reduction
Liposuction is used in some individuals for breast reduction when the breasts are mostly fat and the patient is not very healthy to undergo excisional surgery. But it does not lift the breasts or tighten the skin envelope, which the majority of patients need. A formal breast reduction using either a vertical skin excision or inverted "T" would more than likely be better.
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Liposuction Breast Reduction
I am not a fan of using liposuction for breast reduction as I feel there is a problem with the skin redraping itself even in younger patients. My only experience was with a patient who was younger than you and who had less tissue removed. She did not have a good result (had a greal deal of sagging which did not correct itself with time) and, in fact, went on to have a conventional reduction a few years later.
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Breast reduction
After an examination, a plastic surgeon can tell you which options are best. If you are a runner, then I would assume you have average or less than average percentage body fat. It would be unlikely that your breasts are predominantly fat. With the deisred decrease in cup, you will experiencie drooping following liposuction alone.
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Breast Reduction and Liposuction
Breast reduction can sometimes be achieved satisfactorily with liposuction alone. If your breasts have a lot of fat, as you believe, it would be worth trying. Liposuction has the limitation of not removing skin. Therefore it may not give a very effective lift. However, if you want minimal scars, intact sensation, and the likelihood of being able to breast feed, you may want to accept that limitation.
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Breast reduction with liposuction works.
Hi.
But it has real limitations, and may not meet your expectations. Typically, you can only go down one or two cup sizes, and it only corrects mild sagging.
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Liposuction Breast reduction
Liposuction breast reduction is effective if the breast are not very Large, Droopy, or dense, ie thick breast tissue
It is effective in male breast reduction, Gynecomastia
In your case ,you would not be a good candidate as your breasts are too large
I would consider surgical breast reduction,this can be done with a vertical scar without the horizontal scar in the bra line
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Liposuction breast reduction
While liposuction can be effective as a breast reduction method, it is generally only useful for reductions up to one cup. If your breasts are a DD and your breasts are not ptotic ("droopy"), you have a significant amount of glandular tissue within the breast which cannot be treated using liposuction. Even if enough fat could be removed using liposuction, starting at a DD and going to a B or C would result in a very ptotic breast post-operatively, which most...
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