I’ve always had saggier breast due to weight loss, I am now 23. I went in for a consultation and was told if I get a breast lift (anchor) + implants in at the same time that it would just droop back down. My dream and desired look is to have my old breast size back to a D-DD or at least a light top fullness. I’m definitely comfortable if my dream can’t come true. If i go thru a lift first and then eventually implants put in, Could I get my desired look? Close to 5’2.
February 10, 2022
Answer: Breast Lift With Augmentation Good afternoon, I don't see why you couldn't have your dream boobs either way- either by doing the surgery all at once or staging it as a lift first followed by implants later. It is really up to the surgeon and their comfort level/approach. In my practice, if you wanted rather large implants then we probably would stage it, but if you wanted a regular sized implant I would probably do them together.
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February 10, 2022
Answer: Breast Lift With Augmentation Good afternoon, I don't see why you couldn't have your dream boobs either way- either by doing the surgery all at once or staging it as a lift first followed by implants later. It is really up to the surgeon and their comfort level/approach. In my practice, if you wanted rather large implants then we probably would stage it, but if you wanted a regular sized implant I would probably do them together.
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February 9, 2022
Answer: Will getting a Breast Lift first help me achieve my desired look? As I evaluate your photos, personally i would favor doing the breast lift and implants at the same time. Although there is some risk of needing a second surgery for a revision, in many if not most cases, this would not be necessary. If you stage the procedures and do these separately, this commits you to two operations.
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February 9, 2022
Answer: Will getting a Breast Lift first help me achieve my desired look? As I evaluate your photos, personally i would favor doing the breast lift and implants at the same time. Although there is some risk of needing a second surgery for a revision, in many if not most cases, this would not be necessary. If you stage the procedures and do these separately, this commits you to two operations.
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