I keep getting conflicting answers from physicians. Do I require an anchor lift or lollipop lift or can I get away with the donut? I have lost significant volume and have a larger areola than I would like. I have extra skin I would like to get rid of but I would like to minimize the vertical scar if I could. I also was considering a silicone implant for a more natural look.
August 16, 2016
Answer: What Technique Of Breast Lifting Goes Best With My Existing Breast Shape And Size? Wow, what a great question. This is the kind of question that gets debated at what doctors call Grand Rounds. At these meetings, experts with each technical system (Benelli Mastopexy, Lollipop, or Classical Anchor) will argue which technique will give the best results. For your purposes, you need to find the doctor you trust and then go with the technique he or she recommends. Choosing a Board Certified plastic surgeon, certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, a member of the Aesthetic Society, operating only in certified surgery centers, using only Board Certified anesthesiologists, having tons of before and after pictures would be a minimum requirement for the surgeon you are looking for. Then ask to speak to one or two of his patients that had this procedure already. Next, sit down with your plastic surgeon and have him or her explain how they do the procedure and why they consider the other procedures they wouldn't do inappropriate. The surgeon who is willing to break things down in an understandable fashion for the patient is the one you are looking for. As to which technique is correct for you, they all would work depending on so many variables, choose the right surgeon and the technique will follow.
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August 16, 2016
Answer: What Technique Of Breast Lifting Goes Best With My Existing Breast Shape And Size? Wow, what a great question. This is the kind of question that gets debated at what doctors call Grand Rounds. At these meetings, experts with each technical system (Benelli Mastopexy, Lollipop, or Classical Anchor) will argue which technique will give the best results. For your purposes, you need to find the doctor you trust and then go with the technique he or she recommends. Choosing a Board Certified plastic surgeon, certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, a member of the Aesthetic Society, operating only in certified surgery centers, using only Board Certified anesthesiologists, having tons of before and after pictures would be a minimum requirement for the surgeon you are looking for. Then ask to speak to one or two of his patients that had this procedure already. Next, sit down with your plastic surgeon and have him or her explain how they do the procedure and why they consider the other procedures they wouldn't do inappropriate. The surgeon who is willing to break things down in an understandable fashion for the patient is the one you are looking for. As to which technique is correct for you, they all would work depending on so many variables, choose the right surgeon and the technique will follow.
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January 1, 2017
Answer: Avoid vertical breast scars
You can undergo a circumareola approach using a donut shaped incision. This will allow implant placement, elevate the breast tissue and elevate the nipple. This should all be done higher on the chest wall and the horizontal alignment of all 3 adds projection. You definitely DO NOT want any vertical scars on the breasts. These widen in time and cannot be hidden. You are a perfect candidate for Breast Augmentation with Ultimate Lift.
Best of Luck,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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January 1, 2017
Answer: Avoid vertical breast scars
You can undergo a circumareola approach using a donut shaped incision. This will allow implant placement, elevate the breast tissue and elevate the nipple. This should all be done higher on the chest wall and the horizontal alignment of all 3 adds projection. You definitely DO NOT want any vertical scars on the breasts. These widen in time and cannot be hidden. You are a perfect candidate for Breast Augmentation with Ultimate Lift.
Best of Luck,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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