I am 18 years old and have large, spread out breasts that are not fully droopy, but sag some. When I lie down, they spread out towards my armpits and appear flattened. Would a breast lift solve my problem or would I need an augmentation? I am worried that a lift will not keep my breasts perky while lying down.
November 8, 2011
Answer: Breasts flatten when lying down
It is completely normal for the breast to flatten out and "go to the side" when you lie down. It happens to everyone. It's impossible to determine whether you need a mastopexy or implants without a photograph.
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November 8, 2011
Answer: Breasts flatten when lying down
It is completely normal for the breast to flatten out and "go to the side" when you lie down. It happens to everyone. It's impossible to determine whether you need a mastopexy or implants without a photograph.
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October 8, 2009
Answer: Breast Lift vs Breast Augmentation Larger breasts that aren't "perky" are due to skin tissues that are less elastic and thus have less tone. If the nipple areolar complex is anatomically in the correct location, at or slightly above the inframammary fold (crease), then it's more likely you'll need an augmentation. However, to reduce the amount of excess skin a circumareolar removal of skin may be needed in addition to an augmentation.
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October 8, 2009
Answer: Breast Lift vs Breast Augmentation Larger breasts that aren't "perky" are due to skin tissues that are less elastic and thus have less tone. If the nipple areolar complex is anatomically in the correct location, at or slightly above the inframammary fold (crease), then it's more likely you'll need an augmentation. However, to reduce the amount of excess skin a circumareolar removal of skin may be needed in addition to an augmentation.
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