Sophie Bartsich, MD, FACS Reviews, Before and After Photos, Answers

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As a woman surgeon, mother, and breast surgery specialist, I get it. I understand what it's like to feel like you have had at least 2 different bodies at different stages of your life. I know what it means to have your body, and especially your breasts, change in unpredictable ways that have a surprising effect on your sense of self. Restoring your breast and your belly requires a clear understanding of how skin, fat, and muscle may have changed along the way, and what could be done to maximize your result. Cosmetic surgery after having children is restorative, not just contouring; and its goal should be to make you feel hole, get your core working again, and give you the option to go without the bra!

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Whether you are trying to fill in volume or replace what has been lost, breast augmentation should seek to balance your frame and give you the cleavage you desire. While adding an implant is straightforward, making it fit just right has surprising challenges. Understanding how the skin and breast will react, and having a clear picture of what look the patient is trying to achieve are crucial to success. As a formally trained artist, my standard for what a breast should look like is based in anatomy, not what implants looked like 20 years ago. I believe that an excellent result should be under the radar- the implant should fit seemlessly and appear to just belong there. You should be able to wear a one-piece comfortably, and a deep plunging neckline with no pads and no pasties. visit www.doctorsophie.com/breastaugmentationbreastlift