I went in for an uplift on my size 36 g breast and have come out a 36 D, i am traumatised by the whole operation and very upset at being so small.
I knew he would have to reduce them but not by 3 cup sizes, is this normal? do they have to always make your breast much smaller to achieve this?
December 4, 2014
Answer: Cup size does not always correspond to the actual volume of the breasts. Breast lift surgery usually involves removing only the superficial layers of skin on the breast, but little or no breast tissue. Therefore there should be very little change in the overall volume of tissue. However, bras may fit very differently after breast lift surgery because the breast shape changes so much. Patients may find that they no longer need the same cup size even though there was very little tissue removed from the breasts.
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December 4, 2014
Answer: Cup size does not always correspond to the actual volume of the breasts. Breast lift surgery usually involves removing only the superficial layers of skin on the breast, but little or no breast tissue. Therefore there should be very little change in the overall volume of tissue. However, bras may fit very differently after breast lift surgery because the breast shape changes so much. Patients may find that they no longer need the same cup size even though there was very little tissue removed from the breasts.
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October 1, 2014
Answer: Lift in G cup would result in smaller breasts If you were a G cup, it probably would have been very difficult to give you the amount of lift you desired without making you smaller. The breast tissue simply would not have fit in the smaller skin envelope.
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October 1, 2014
Answer: Lift in G cup would result in smaller breasts If you were a G cup, it probably would have been very difficult to give you the amount of lift you desired without making you smaller. The breast tissue simply would not have fit in the smaller skin envelope.
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August 24, 2014
Answer: Breasts smaller with a lift? The breasts are not typically smaller following a lift, but they will fit differently in bras because of their more ideal shape. Unless some breast tissue is removed from one side to improve symmetry, breast tissue would not be removed with a breast lift.
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August 24, 2014
Answer: Breasts smaller with a lift? The breasts are not typically smaller following a lift, but they will fit differently in bras because of their more ideal shape. Unless some breast tissue is removed from one side to improve symmetry, breast tissue would not be removed with a breast lift.
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