Was told this by one Dr. I consulted with and was just wondering if this was normal practice??
Answer: Breast Sagging Over Time Sagging after a breast lift is a real challenge to avoid, especially with an implant. It is my practice to attach the breast tissue to the chest wall fascia or muscle to try and keep it in place. In the end, it is the tissue strength and weight of the breast (or implant) that mainly determines how much the breast will sag over time.
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Answer: Breast Sagging Over Time Sagging after a breast lift is a real challenge to avoid, especially with an implant. It is my practice to attach the breast tissue to the chest wall fascia or muscle to try and keep it in place. In the end, it is the tissue strength and weight of the breast (or implant) that mainly determines how much the breast will sag over time.
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Answer: Recurrent ptosis after mastopexy There are many techniques that have been used in an effort to prevent or delay recurrent drooping or ptosis after a mastopexy. Most are unsuccesful as aging and the effects of gravity cannot be controlled. While most techniques involve tightening skin and repositioning the nipple in a higher position, few techniques use muscle or ligaments to hold the breast in position. I would discuss these details with your surgeon prior to your mastopexy. Please select a surgeon board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and better yet, a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons.
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Answer: Recurrent ptosis after mastopexy There are many techniques that have been used in an effort to prevent or delay recurrent drooping or ptosis after a mastopexy. Most are unsuccesful as aging and the effects of gravity cannot be controlled. While most techniques involve tightening skin and repositioning the nipple in a higher position, few techniques use muscle or ligaments to hold the breast in position. I would discuss these details with your surgeon prior to your mastopexy. Please select a surgeon board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and better yet, a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Breast Lift Thank you for your question. In breast lift we do not usually touch the muscle and also ligaments. We excise and re arrange breast tissue , so that it gives fullness and up lifting look. Please consult with a board certified PS for evaluation.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Breast Lift Thank you for your question. In breast lift we do not usually touch the muscle and also ligaments. We excise and re arrange breast tissue , so that it gives fullness and up lifting look. Please consult with a board certified PS for evaluation.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: No No, a breast lift typically does not involve manipulation of the muscle. Occasionally, acellular dermal matrix may be used to help suspend the weight of the tissue.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: No No, a breast lift typically does not involve manipulation of the muscle. Occasionally, acellular dermal matrix may be used to help suspend the weight of the tissue.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Preventing sagging after breast lift My preference is to re-suspend the breast back to the position higher on the chest wall. I use a 'wedge' technique to also provide and restore fullness to the upper pole of the breast. Over time the breast should adhere in this position, diminishing the likelihood of sagging to the position prior to surgery.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Preventing sagging after breast lift My preference is to re-suspend the breast back to the position higher on the chest wall. I use a 'wedge' technique to also provide and restore fullness to the upper pole of the breast. Over time the breast should adhere in this position, diminishing the likelihood of sagging to the position prior to surgery.
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