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I Am a Full C with Level 3 Sagging. Can an Anchor Breast Lift Restore Breast Fullness? (photo)
I have consulted with 3 Plastic Surgeons and have been told by 2 of the MDs that they can restore fullness with internal sutures. Is this true? I don't want to increase my size, just turn back the hands of time to what i had prior to nursing 3 children.
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"Fullness” after Breast Lifting?
Thank you for the question and pictures.
Yes, I think you will benefit from breast lifting surgery. My question would be whether you will be satisfied with the amount of “fullness” that will be achieved with breast lifting alone or whether breast implants will be “necessary” to achieve the degree of fullness you are striving for.
In-person examination and a full discussion/communication of your goals (I prefer the use of goal pictures) will be necessary to...
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Upper breast fullness after the Ultimate Breast Lift
You are a perfect candidate for a new technique called The Ultmate Breast Lift which lifts the breast tissue without vertical scars. You will not have any boat anchor or lollipop incisions. The incisions are hidden around the nipple and in the inframammary fold. Since you are a size C you have enough volume and you do not want to increase your size so you do not need implants. This technique uses internal suspension to transfer the weight to the underlying muscles...
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Breast Lifts and 'Fullness'
Hello,
It depends on what you mean by fullness. If you are referring to fullness in the upper pole of the breast (above the nipple), I am a firm believer that neither internal sutures or aggressive removal of skin will hold up a heavy, large breast for very long. This is because skin makes for a terrible 'bra', due to it's tendency to expand, something that all plastic surgeons are aware of, but many simply ignore when deciding to 'lift' a heavy, large breast....
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I Am a Full C with Level 3 Sagging. Can an Anchor Breast Lift Restore Breast Fullness?
Yes your posted photos show the need of a full anchor lift. Internal sutures are the standard today so nothing new there. Be aware that the incisions could have scarring. Best
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Can breast lift restore fullness? (photos)
Breast lift (mastopexy) alone will lift the nipple areola complexes so they are positioned at the most prominent forward and central position on your breast mound. Mastopexy also tightens your breast skin envelope, resulting in a more youthful, robust breast shape. Your perception will likely be a slightly increased "fullness" of the breast by decreased surface to volume ratio that mastopexy produces.
If by "fullness" you mean the skin envelope of...
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Vertical breast lift options
If you are satisfied with the size of your breasts then a breast lift can be done give your breasts a more youthful appearance. This would most likely require a vertical type of breast lift pattern also known as a lollipop mastopexy. It is possible to use your sagging breast tissue and to suspend it under your breast to give an improved upper pole fullness. The formal procedure is called an autoaugmentation with a dermal pedicle suspension flap. We frequently...
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Breast lift can also restore fullness
A good breast lift will bring up teh nipple postion to the front and center of the breast, and will also gather the available breast tissue and lift it into a smaller package as the skin envelope is reduced. The result will be more fullness and projection after your 'T' lift.
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Breast Lift is a good option
Based on your photos, a mastopexy or a breast lift is a good option for you. You have a lot of breast volume, just too much loose skin. If the skin is tightened and the volume displaced (or internally sutured) upward you would obtain a wonderfull result, similar to a breast implant appearance. I would recommend a vertical incision or "lollipop" mastopexy with the resultant scar around the nipple/areola complex and vertically downward. This is a quick, easy...
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Breast lift to restore fullness with internal sutures?
I am unaware of any proven method to restor fullness to your breasts with just internal sutures. Your breast are quite saggy and would benefit from a formal mastopexy with/without an implant, I would recommend using an implant because acheiving lasting fullness with just a lift is quite difficult.
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Sagging in Dayton
Of course you can restore fullness. Unless your breasts are very, very flat when you lay on your back. Then you might need a small implant. Judging only from your pictures I think a qualified ps could get you a result you would be pleased with. Be sure to ask for numerous pre/post pics of prior patients. Good luck.
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