Ive been researching and know I may need anchor or lollipo lift. I was wondering is there a technique used for my breast that can do without vertical scar I think I can handle the scar under my breast crese which is anchor qnd the aeriola but the vertical is that necessary. Ive been seeing great pictures of women with large breast like mine and I dnt see that vertical scar.
December 15, 2013
Answer: Breast lift (mastopexy) Hi thereThanks for your question.I think it is unlikely you would be able to achieve a mastopexy (breast uplift) without using a vertical scar component.Seek some opinions in person from board-certified plastic surgeons just to confirm thisGood luck
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December 15, 2013
Answer: Breast lift (mastopexy) Hi thereThanks for your question.I think it is unlikely you would be able to achieve a mastopexy (breast uplift) without using a vertical scar component.Seek some opinions in person from board-certified plastic surgeons just to confirm thisGood luck
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December 14, 2013
Answer: Breast lift technique Thank you for the question and the photos. It appears you are a good candidate for a lollipop lift which minimizes scars on your chest. The vertical scar is the scar that heals the best on the breast that's why sometimes years later it may be difficult to see the scar. Using the vertical or lollipop techniques is what results in the perkier look of the breasts. Using the anchor or just the lower transverse scar techniques may result in flattening of the breast shape over time. I recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon to get additional detailed information about both techniques so you can easily make your decision. All the best ...Dr. Khuthaila
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December 14, 2013
Answer: Breast lift technique Thank you for the question and the photos. It appears you are a good candidate for a lollipop lift which minimizes scars on your chest. The vertical scar is the scar that heals the best on the breast that's why sometimes years later it may be difficult to see the scar. Using the vertical or lollipop techniques is what results in the perkier look of the breasts. Using the anchor or just the lower transverse scar techniques may result in flattening of the breast shape over time. I recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon to get additional detailed information about both techniques so you can easily make your decision. All the best ...Dr. Khuthaila
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