I recently saw a ps that told me that if I were to have a breast lift I would go from a 36/38 DD to a B cup. I have severe ptosis and alot of saggy skin but I still think that from a full DD I should at least be able to be a full C. Am I wrong. I dont want to say that I am right over a plastic surgeon but if no tissue is taken out I find it hard to believe that I would be left with a b cup and what looked like a SMALL B CUP! Somebody tell me that he is wrong and that I can still have big breasts
August 5, 2014
Answer: Breast Lift and Changes in Cup Sizes One of the most difficult predictions we make in breast surgery is post operative bra sizes. Unfortunately there is no standard sizing that bra manufacturers adhere to. Breast lifts remove skin, tighten the breast envelope but do not remove large amounts of tissue. Bras may fit differently after surgery, bu not to the extent that one would expect a change from a DD to a B cup with the same bra manufacturer. Without photos to review, it is difficult to make an accurate prediction. I recommend looking into a second opinion to put your concerns to rest.
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August 5, 2014
Answer: Breast Lift and Changes in Cup Sizes One of the most difficult predictions we make in breast surgery is post operative bra sizes. Unfortunately there is no standard sizing that bra manufacturers adhere to. Breast lifts remove skin, tighten the breast envelope but do not remove large amounts of tissue. Bras may fit differently after surgery, bu not to the extent that one would expect a change from a DD to a B cup with the same bra manufacturer. Without photos to review, it is difficult to make an accurate prediction. I recommend looking into a second opinion to put your concerns to rest.
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March 14, 2013
Answer: Cup Size Change after Breast Lifting?
Thank you for the question.
Generally speaking, discussing breast cup size can be a significant source of miscommunication. In my experience, breast lifting will change the position of the breasts on the chest wall; even though no breast tissue is removed, this change in position may result in a patient fitting a different cup size better.
As you think about breast surgery, I would suggest that you not communicate your goals based on achieving a specific cup size. Rather, show your plastic surgeon what you would like to look like after the procedure is performed and ask him/her whether your goals are realistic.
Best wishes.
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March 14, 2013
Answer: Cup Size Change after Breast Lifting?
Thank you for the question.
Generally speaking, discussing breast cup size can be a significant source of miscommunication. In my experience, breast lifting will change the position of the breasts on the chest wall; even though no breast tissue is removed, this change in position may result in a patient fitting a different cup size better.
As you think about breast surgery, I would suggest that you not communicate your goals based on achieving a specific cup size. Rather, show your plastic surgeon what you would like to look like after the procedure is performed and ask him/her whether your goals are realistic.
Best wishes.
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