I've lost weight and had breast lift 5 months ago, I'm not liking my results that much because I think they're still sagging especially upper part and when i lay on my back i kind of don't have volume. I've lost 5kgs post surgery and planning to lose more 5 kgs. I'm thinking of getting implants to have upper pole fullness as it isn't full now.. will implants alone be enough to achieve better/fuller look or will i need another breast lift?
December 15, 2023
Answer: Lift & implant Hi from Istanbul, thanks for this question. After significant weight loss, implants could be a good option to achieve upper pole fullness. In your case, I think you would benefit from a combination of a slight lift and implants. Removing a bit more tissue from the lower part of the breast might be necessary for the optimal result. This approach can address both sagging and volume concerns more effectively. I hope this helps, best of luck!
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December 15, 2023
Answer: Lift & implant Hi from Istanbul, thanks for this question. After significant weight loss, implants could be a good option to achieve upper pole fullness. In your case, I think you would benefit from a combination of a slight lift and implants. Removing a bit more tissue from the lower part of the breast might be necessary for the optimal result. This approach can address both sagging and volume concerns more effectively. I hope this helps, best of luck!
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December 15, 2023
Answer: Breast augmentation without lift? From the pictures provided, it appears that you have more breast tissue below the nipple areola complex. Only augmentation will not achieve your desired result. You will need an uplift to address the ptosis or pseudoptosis and further fullness can be achieved with implants.
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December 15, 2023
Answer: Breast augmentation without lift? From the pictures provided, it appears that you have more breast tissue below the nipple areola complex. Only augmentation will not achieve your desired result. You will need an uplift to address the ptosis or pseudoptosis and further fullness can be achieved with implants.
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