I had a second breast reduction 3 years ago. At the time I really liked my breast. They were small and my nipple and areola seemed to be positioned right. Since then, my weight has fluctuated and I am now 12lbs heavier than I was before. I do not like how high my areolas and nipples are on my breast. I also dont like how flat the top portion of my breast are. Initially I was not open to breast implants, but I am starting to miss my breast being a little bigger or having more volume. Id like to know some options. Ive done a little research and Im aware that my breast have bottomed out. If I have another breast procedure can we leave my areolas and nipples intact and just remove some of the skin with an inferior incision? Maybe add an internal bra as well. If this is an option, will my breast have more volume or look smaller? I personally dont wanna have my entire breast chopped up again. My second question is if I want more volume or go a little bigger in size what kind of incisions would my breast require with adding breast implants and ensuring that my nipples arent too high? Also, would you guys recommend the breast implants behind the muscle or in front? If I were to get breast implants I would not want super perky breast. I want them to hang somewhat and look natural with more volume and lower positioning of areolas and nipples. Let me know what you guys/gals recommend. Thanks
I had a breast reduction & lift 15 months ago. I am very pleased with the way my breast look now except for the scars. The scars seemed to be healing very well after three months until I went to a tanning salon ( I was not told not too). Now the scars appear very red and somewhat raised. I have tried the mederma cream and it has not done anthing to the appearance. What treatment or proceudre should I consider?
So, my mom wants to undergo breast reduction surgery, but I have my doubts. She's 56 years old and weighs around 120 kgs. She has asthma, and hypertension. Her plastic surgeon is known, and hasn't been known to have any deaths so far, but I can't trust them completely. We were asked to pulmonologist (I think that's what they're called?) and he said there's a moderate risk, but there's nothing stopping her from getting it. What do you think?
Hello, I had a breast reduction when I was 18 (17 years ago) and am wondering if theres anyway to tell if my milk ducts were preserved during the surgery? Or is the only way to know this post pregnancy / attempts at breastfeeding? My nipple sensation never returned after the surgery and my nipples became flat. Based on my scars, I had an anchor or inverted T type reduction. Thank you so much for any info you can provide!
I am 19 yrs old,5'2 and I weigh just under 120 pounds (very small frame).my bra size is 38C and my breast are very saggy with stretch marks.I have always had back and neck pains which are reasons for my bad posture.I cannot sit up or stand for lond periods of time without something supporting my back.I used to be athletic but now the pain my breasts while doing things prevents me. My bra leaves bruises which also hurts.
I think I am a cup size D (102 cm in circumference). I have been suffering from lower and upper back aches, a sharp pain at the base of my neck, and hard time breathing every morning I wake up. For years, I've had pus-filled cysts and skin infections under my saggy breasts that can never go away no matter how many topical creams I try or soaps I wash with. If I talk with my physician, would these symptoms get me documented and approved for a breast reduction to a comfortable B cup (or somewhere near 70 cm)?
I am 18 and am currently a size 8FF(au size) (or 30FF uk sizing). I have struggled with having large breasts for a couple of years and it is particularly worse as i am a dancer. I have been on the birth control pill for about 2.5 years and am planning on staying on this as it helps with my cycle. What i am worried about is if i were to get a reduction would my breasts grow back since I am young and on a hormonal birth control. I cant keep going with my breasts being the size they are.