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There is no better or worse time to perform this type of surgery. I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed discussion with a surgeon who you are comfortable with and who is a board-certified Plastic Surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.Best wishes!Dr. DesaiHarvard Educated, Beverly Hills & Miami Beach Trained, Double-Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Dear Vicky557, Patients decide the timing for their breast reductions for a variety of reasons, some prefer to wait until they have reached a goal weight, sometimes the patient's schedule determines the timing. There is no set answer as to whether doing it before menopause or waiting until after is better, it all depends on your situation. Hope this helps!
Thank you for your question! Timing for breast reduction surgery is really up to the patient, before or after menopause. Timing is really not an issue, but certainly, surgical outcomes will be optimized by an ideal BMI (body mass index). A board certified plastic surgeon should be consulted during the planning phase, so that if there is a weight loss issue, this can be addressed with help. Best wishes to you!
I perform breast reduction surgery on patients at different times in their lifetime. It is really up to their patient.
I would recommend doing the surgery now. The younger the better. You will heal faster when you are younger. Look for a board certified surgeon
if it bothers you enough you could certainly do it now. Yes, a fair number of women will put on considerable amount of weight in their breast with menopause. Can easily be handled with the scarless, liposuction only method if that does happen later in life.
Asking questions so you can find other opinions is self-serving in my opinion as you are only looking for someone to back up your desires to resume activities sooner. Why the resistance to following your surgeon's advice? If you resume skydiving before 6 weeks, you are doing it at your own ri...
Generally, some sagging may occur 7-10 years after breast reduction/lift surgery. That's why I recommend you to have a breast lift operation again. If you want your breasts to be larger than their current volume, breast lift and implant operations can also be performed. I just don't think...
I am sorry to hear about the problem you are experiencing. Correction of the "webbing" would likely require a combination of liposuction as well as skin excision. I've attached an example of a similar situation to this response; you will find other similar examples on the same website. I hope ...