Can Back Roll Fat Be Excised During Breast Lift Without Compromising Blood Supply to the Area

A breast lift can be safely combined with excision of the back roll or back excess skin. Not only can it be safely performed, but this tissue can also be used as a flap to auto-augment your breast at the same time if so desired. This is a procedure that is routinely performed by experienced post-bariatric plastic surgeons. From El Paso.

Yes, this can be treated at the same time.  If the skin elasticity is good, liposuction of the area may work well.  If the elasticity of area is poor, with a lot of skin laxity, a direct excision of the redundant skin may be needed, in which case there will be a scar.  Your surgeon can advise you which method would be best for your particular situation.  Good luck!

Yes it can but it depends on the extent and distribution of the fat as well as the condiiton of the overlying skin. I commonly perform this in combination with breast reduction.

Liposuction of the back roll would be a better option to maintain blood supply. It has the added benefit of no scar in the area and the possibility of skin tightening afterwards. Good luck

Breast lifts test the blood supply to the nipple and areola.  Most of the blood supply comes from the portion of the breast nearest the sternum.  Therefore, removal of fat by liposuction or excision of skin and fat (where skin is in excess) is accomplished safely with mastopexy.