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Is a Circumareolar Breast Lift Needed for Perky, Natural Looking Breasts?

asked 1 year ago by Breezy86 in North Las Vegas, NV
Latest answer by Braden Stridde, MD
Question viewed 6,131 times
Tags: age 25-34, 110-129 lbs, 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 7 in, silicone implant, C cup, natural, periareolar, perky, scar

Hello, I'm 25 years old, 5'4", 120 pounds, never had kids. I'm wearing 36A cup bra and want small C cup breast silicone implants.

went to 2 doctors for consultation and one of them told me I need circumareolar type lift and breast augmentation. That's scare me because as you can see on the picture, I have scar from mole removal and I had that surgery 5 years ago.

Do I really need lift to have perky natural looking breast. Thank you for your informations!

10 answers to Is a Circumareolar Breast Lift Needed for Perky, Natural Looking Breasts?

Circumareolar or periareolar lift with implant for tuberous breasts

I would agree with your doctor that an asymmetric periareolar lift would benefit you in combination with an implant. Make sure you don't fixate on a particular size, since too large of an implant can result in a messhapen breast. Often a higher profile implant of moderate size is the wisest choice for your type of breast.

Brent Moelleken, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

www.drbrent.com

Perky breasts may need a lift

Thank you for your photos, there would be no way to answer your question with out them. It looks like you could do fine with just implants to get the added fullness and perkiness you desire. You should discuss this with your plastic surgeon to go over the finer issues. A periareolar lift will decrease the size of the areola and give your skin a little more taught appearance. These are qualities of a perky breast but would only be needed if you thought it was worth... more

Marcus L. Peterson, MD
Saint George Plastic Surgeon

Perky breasts-do I need a lift?

Dear Breezy, Although it is nearly impossible to tell without examining you, I would tend to say yes. The reason for this is slightly more complex because of your anatomy. It appears you have a form of tubular breast deformity with a tight lower breast crease, an enlarged areola, and a kind of tuberous or topedo shape to the breast. Your plastic surgeon will need to do several things to give you the best result including releasing the undersurface of the breast to allow it... more

Steven Schuster, MD
Boca Raton Plastic Surgeon

www.schusterplasticsurgery.com

To lift or not

Breezy, The decision to have a breast lift is made depending on the laxity of your breasts typically. Your nipple appear to be above the fold of your breasts at eye level which would not push for a lift. Other factors may be your request that your areola be made smaller which would require the peri-areolar lift. You have some mild asymmetry to your breasts and would most likely benefit from different sized implants that can be decided upon in the operating room using sizers. The... more

Michael C. Edwards, MD
Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

Circumareolar Lift and Natural Perky Breasts

Is a circumareolar lift necessary for you to achieve a "perky" breast? The short answer is no, but your situation is not completely straightforward. Your pictures indicate that you have a mild variation of a "tubular" breast shape. Which for you means that the base of your breast is somewhat narrow, the lower part of your breast in underdeveloped, and your overall breast shape is somewhat pointy or torpedo like. Also, your areolas are large relative to your breast... more

Braden Stridde, MD
Federal Way Plastic Surgeon

What type of lift do I need?

You are choosing to have breast augmentation, and you correctly assume that you will need a breast lift for a satisfactory result. You have some degree of constricted or tubular breasts, and would benefit from a technique where the tissue in the lower pole of the breast is "released" or scored so that is will properly expand over an implant. It appears that a periareolar lift would work well for you...you need the areola reduced in size and lifted, but you do not need the... more

Robert M. Grenley, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon

Periareolar lift

I would recommend a periareolar lift to raise and even up your areolas and also to do some release of your lower pole. You have a mild tuberous condition. Also, don't fixate on a bra size. Bras are all over the place as far as sizing goes (like all women's clothing!). Make sure you "try on implants" and the surgeon helps you select an implant with an appropriate diameter. Lisa Lynn Sowder, M.D.

Lisa L. Sowder, MD
Seattle Plastic Surgeon

www.sowdermd.com

Breast enlargement,Bennelli lift

A circumareolar lift is actually used by me to reduce the size of a larger areola. It looks like one of yours is larger than the other so it would help for that. Unfortunately, this type of lift usually flattens the breasts and does not cause much of an uplift. You are a better candidate for a crescent lift just above the areola through which I put the breast implants.

Edward J. Domanskis, MD
Orange County Plastic Surgeon

Is a Circumareolar Breast Lift Needed for Perky, Natural Looking Breasts?

Your tuberous breasts ,more severe on the right , can be corrected with correction of the deformity combined with periareolar lift and augmentation.

Erel Laufer, M.D.
Tampa Plastic Surgeon

Is a Circumareolar Breast Lift Needed for Perky, Natural Looking Breasts?

Based upon photos only (and without the advantages of a physical exam) I would say that you can expect a attractive and desirable result with breast implants only. Even though you do exhibit a small degree of constricted breast shape variant, the pressure from the implants is typically enough to expand and release this phenomenon and produce a beautiful outcome.