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Dear Anon, Thank you for your question. You are certainly doing your homework! Good for you. I love the fact that patients are coming in well informed, educated and prepared to discuss intelligently what is best for THEM! The BMR technique is limited to lifting breasts with minimal sagging only and does not accomplish an esthetically pleasing shape in my opinion. It does not reshape the breast internally and depends solely on the skin envelope to support the breast. The UBL on the otherhand, reshapes the breast into a cone using a dermal 'bra' which is then suspended permanently by attaching the breast on to your chest muscles. This provides for a long term lift. The UBL technique is like no other in that it is not limited by breast size or degree of ptosis. It has been designed to completely eliminate the vertical scar and can be customized to each patient's individual needs. It is not a 'cookie cutter' procedure like the others. " A certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form" Albert Einstein Kind regards, Dr. H
This is a breast reduction procedure that eliminates the vertical scar. I have reluctantly performed this procedure on a few occasions as some patients do not like to have a scar. The overall shape of the breast is not as aesthetic in my opinion scarified by the lack of horizontal reshaping. Few patients are true candidates for this procedure which is certainly an option.
Hello! Thank you for your question! The issue with nicotine is that it also acts as a vasoconstrictor, clamping down of blood vessels. Blood supply is always of great concern during any surgical procedure, but especially in such a procedure as a breast reduction where the viability of the ...
It sounds like you would be able to get your surgery covered by insurance because of the pain you're feeling. Consult with a board certified PS who will examine you and make sure breast reduction is right for you. They will then help you get insurance approval.
I tell my patients that the insurance companies are businesses. They are not going to cover a surgery that seems at all to be simply a cosmetic procedure. I also tell my patients to be honest with themselves. They should not expect the insurance company to cover a procedure that is not medically...
