I've recently come across information on 2 breast lift techniques: the pectoral muscle loop lift and the mesh bra lift. It's stated that these techniques aren't for everyone and usually are best for those with smaller breasts.I wear a 34B but I don't fill it out all the way. Also most of my breast tissue is towards the bottom of my breasts leaving me with little breast tissue on top. Would this be a problem for either technique?
November 12, 2009
Answer: Upper Pole Fullness is Hard To Maintain Using Lift Alone My preference is the LeJour technique, although I have used others too (Graf and Hall-Findley) with about the same results....looks nice and full up top for 6 mos, and then goes down. If you have firm breast tissue and aren't desiring a large breast, you may be able to get some decent and long-lasting upper pole fullness. Othwerwise an implant is the only reliable method in my opinion.
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November 12, 2009
Answer: Upper Pole Fullness is Hard To Maintain Using Lift Alone My preference is the LeJour technique, although I have used others too (Graf and Hall-Findley) with about the same results....looks nice and full up top for 6 mos, and then goes down. If you have firm breast tissue and aren't desiring a large breast, you may be able to get some decent and long-lasting upper pole fullness. Othwerwise an implant is the only reliable method in my opinion.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Fullness of the breast with breast lift (mastopexy) SEE VIDEO FOR SAMPLE OF MASTOPEXY WITY NO IMPLANTS: I have tried the pectoral muscle loop lift and was disappointed with the results and the long term correction and so I am reluctant to recommend this procedure. I am not very confident that it maintains upper pole fullness. The mesh bra lift is also unlikely to maintain longterm correction of upper breast fullness. The best way to achieve upper pole fullness is typically with an implant I
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Fullness of the breast with breast lift (mastopexy) SEE VIDEO FOR SAMPLE OF MASTOPEXY WITY NO IMPLANTS: I have tried the pectoral muscle loop lift and was disappointed with the results and the long term correction and so I am reluctant to recommend this procedure. I am not very confident that it maintains upper pole fullness. The mesh bra lift is also unlikely to maintain longterm correction of upper breast fullness. The best way to achieve upper pole fullness is typically with an implant I
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