Breast Implants: Q&A

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Should I Get Implants if I Am Already a 34dd but I Want More Fullness After Children?

I am 22 and wear a 34DD. I breast fed one of my two children and lost a lot of my fullness and they sag a lot more than what I am wanting! I don't want crazy fake looking I just want some of the perky fullness back! I am wondering if little implants would help with that or if that is what I need to be looking at for what I am wanting?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by annadoh23
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34DD

Dear Anna, If you are 34 DD I would not recommend breast implants. The measurment of you chest and breasts circumference is very important. Since you are saggy, to get the fullness that you are looking for , you have 2 options : Full breast lift or breast reduction. If you are indeed DD, your breast are quite heavy and a breats lift alone runs the risk of recurrence of the saggyness due to the weight. In that case a breast reduction is prefered.... more
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Best Breast Surgery To Achieve My Goals?

Your best bet would be to start with consultation with well experienced board certified plastic surgeons. Physical examination and a full communication of your goals will be necessary to provide you with precise advice. For example, based on your description of “sagging", breast lifting may be necessary to reposition your breasts on the chest wall. Breast implants may be beneficial in providing fullness/volume ( especially along the superior poles of the breasts)... more

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