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Will a Periareolar Lift and Implants Be a Good Decision or Should I Not Even Go Through with a Breast Lift? (photo)

I am 22 years old and I was planning on getting a breast lift and implants using the Benelli Lift ( peri-areolar). I am looking for a way with the least amount of scarring and best results. What type of lift is best for me? My other problem is that last year I was in a accident that left me with stitches, I did not take good care of my stitches and they have turned into hypertrophic scars or keloids. What should I do, I am very unhappy with my breasts but I do not want to have horrible scars.

14 Doctor Answers | Asked by majjyy
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Periareolar vs Lollipop Breast Lift

You are in a classic touch spot because you really need some form of a breast lift but understandably don't want scars. What one would consider 'horrible' scars is open to interpretation but suffice it to say that breast lift scars will look nothing like the ones from your accident. Ultimately the breast lift decision comes down to less of a lift with the perirareolar approach (with less scar) vs much more of a lift with the lollipop approach but with more scar. Which choice is the right one... more
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Will a Periareolar Lift and Implants Be a Good Decision

You would do fine with the periareolar lift and augmentation, but you would also look fine with the full anchor lift and no implants if you are OK with your current cup size. With implants there will always be another surgery in your future. That is usually not the case with a lift. You need to be clear on your desired look and then see a very experienced Plastic Surgeon to help you decide the best way to achieve that goal.
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Will a Periareolar Lift and Implants Be a Good Decision

You are a good candidate for a circumareolar lift I perform a variation of this procedure --- the subareolar lift--- .the sutures are placed under the areola thus reducing the scarring I would recommend a smooth round silicone gel implant placed under the fascia

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Augmentation with a periareolar lift vs augmentation only.

Thank you for the photos. I'm not sure if I understand your concern when you say "I am unhappy with my breasts". Are you unhappy with the size, shape or both? You have significant breast asymmetry and very large niple-areolar complexes. My personal approach would be a short scar (lollipop) breast lift to make your breasts symmetrical, resize your nipple-areolar complex and improve the shape of your breasts. your cup size will be the same. If you desire augmentation as well, I prefer to do... more
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Peri-areolar lift will likely give you a very good result

Hello, Thank you for the photos. I think implants and a peri-areolar lift can provide a very good result. Make sure your plastic surgeon shows you good before and after photos of his/her work doing so as doing a proper peri-areolar lift is necessary to avoid complications. The other good news is that down the road you can choose to have the vertical incision for additional contouring without any bridges being burned by the peri-areolar lift. All the best, Dr... more
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Best Breast Procedure for Me?

Thank you for the question and pictures. Although I cannot give you precise advice without direct examination and a full communication of your goals, I think you may have chosen a good operation to meet your goals ( breast augmentation and Benelli lift). On the one hand, the scars that you demonstrated ( secondary to trauma) do not necessarily represent what the scar around your areola will look like; on the other hand, it is difficult to predict exactly what the scar around... more
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Periareolar Lift and Implants

With scars as the ones you have from the injury you are at added risk for unfavorable scars from any surgery. Other than for that factor I would probably recommend a periareolar lift with your implants. Perhaps the best option would be to go ahead with the augmentation with incisions in the fold. You may feel that the result is satisfactory. If not you will have a surgical scar to look at. If it is nicely healed without hypertrophy, the chances of having a nice scar with a lift are... more
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Will a Periareolar Lift and Implants Be a Good Decision or Should I Not Even Go Through with a Breast Lift?

Breast augmentation with implants and a Benelli lift will likely yield the result you would like and limit scarring. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast lifts and breast augmentations each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Mini Ultimate Breast Lift is a new periareolar lift technique

There is a new periareolar technique called The Mini Ultimate Breast Lift. This results in only an incision around the areola. Through this incision, implants can be placed, breast tissue reshaped and elevated higher and medially on the chest wall to increase cleavage. The weight of the breast is transferred to the underlying muscle which will provide long term stability. There are no vertical incisions such as the lollipop or boat anchor. You have asymmetry so... more
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Periareolar lifts and scarring

Are always a concern because if the suture fails, your scars will widen considerably. Benelli lifts also flatten the projection of the nipple. Hence, I am not a fan of this procedure as only a few 'gifted' surgeons seem able to achieve reproducible results that hold up against the test of time. If you wish to have this type of lift, please find out what that doctor's revision policy is for unsatisfactory results and what time frame it covers. Is it worth it to have... more
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