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CLAIM YOUR PROFILEYou have a severe case of breast ptosis, this deformity can only be corrected the best way with implants and lifting the breast. Otherwise the implants alone would not correct the ptosis of the breast.
If you like the size of the breast, only breast lift might be enough.
Plastic Surgeon
This type of tubular breast deformity is very severe and it demands a high understanding and experience with this kind of breast deformity. Sometimes there will be a need for 1-2 further more corrections, there are many ways for the correction. In some cases the skin will be prepared with a saline expander ( tissue expansion ) before the implants are placed.
Probably there is good option for cohesive gel implants, for example the gel implants from Allergan ( Natrelle MF or MX ). In the same surgery the areola prolaps will be corrected. It is possible to put the implants thru the areola, so there is no need for another scar. If the augemtation is done before the skin expansion, you should be patient for the final result.
Plastic Surgeon
it seems that you have a large skin excess, the breast seems to be big enough for a lifting to get a good shape. If you want to have a bigger breast cup, you will need implants and lift at the same time. Of course you can have implants some years laster if you are unhappy withe the size of your breast after lifting.
Plastic Surgeon
For a better result you should be very careful with lifting after an augmentation. The implants could move, specially in the first 2-4 weeks. In this time the implants are still able to move upwards, if they are under the muscle for example. If you lift something try to use your wrist, dont raise your arms above the shoulder. Good luck.
Plastic Surgeon
At first the result is very good. Either Juvederm nother other HA-injectable are able to move. But it is possible that Juvederm moves because you move your lipps every day. In the first days you might feel and see lumbs, but they will diappear. Maybe you mean the bruising and not Juverderm ?
Plastic Surgeon
I saw in some cases an improvement, with small canula and a surface treatment of the tissue cellilite can improve. Go for microliposuction if needed, otherwise lipoplasty is not the suitable treatment for cellulite!!
Plastic Surgeon
Of course the implants can stay. But it strongly depends of the shape of the implants, the placement of them, the implants size and the grade of beast sagging. Sometimes anatomic implants ensure a longer stabaility of the breast shape. Generally it is better to adjust the implants to the breast shape and not vice verca ( my opinion ).
Plastic Surgeon
Cohesive implants are very strong and can not rupture easily, even not by a ski accident, it depends however how old they are, if there is sign of capsula fibrosis and the placement of the implants ( under or behave of the muscle ). Sometimes they can displace, in this case the bearst shape might change. Just let them check, ultrasound or MRI.
Plastic Surgeon
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