Hi, I am a size A and nursed 2 children. My breasts did shrink but during pregnancy and nursing, they grew larger than a DD. Now my size A breasts are no longer firm and the left over fatty tissue sort of was re-distributed and the extra skin falls out of my size A bras and my nipples looked stretched out. (Size B bras are two big on me and I still measure at an A).I really don't want larger breasts or ANY kind of augmentation. (I like my small breasts) I want my firm size A's back.
March 27, 2013
Answer: Breast lift options for A cup stretched breasts
Hard to say without photos or exam. It depends on your goal. If you want extra skin taken away, and the nipples lifted, then a mastopexy may be the way to go. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon. Discuss your goals with him/her.
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March 27, 2013
Answer: Breast lift options for A cup stretched breasts
Hard to say without photos or exam. It depends on your goal. If you want extra skin taken away, and the nipples lifted, then a mastopexy may be the way to go. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon. Discuss your goals with him/her.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Breast Lifting for A Cup Breasts Worth It?
Thank you for the question.
Whether you will be happy with the results of breast lifting surgery alone will depend on how much of your own breast tissue remains after pregnancies. If you find that on physical examination your breasts are quite “empty” then it is unrealistic to expect “firm” breasts after breast lifting surgery. On the other hand, if you do have enough breast tissue left in place, this can be moved superiorly and used to create the look/feel you are looking for.
In person consultation with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons will be helpful to you.
Best wishes.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Breast Lifting for A Cup Breasts Worth It?
Thank you for the question.
Whether you will be happy with the results of breast lifting surgery alone will depend on how much of your own breast tissue remains after pregnancies. If you find that on physical examination your breasts are quite “empty” then it is unrealistic to expect “firm” breasts after breast lifting surgery. On the other hand, if you do have enough breast tissue left in place, this can be moved superiorly and used to create the look/feel you are looking for.
In person consultation with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons will be helpful to you.
Best wishes.
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