I have breastfed 3 kids and this is what my breasts look like now. I don't want to have vertical scars going from my areolas to form a inverted T or lollipop of I am able to somehow get a breast lift or reconstruction by using a periareolar technique. I wouldn't mind having breast reduction or areola reduction if that has to be done to achieve the outcome of no visible scarring. I had a TT in the past and my scars are really dark, which is why I'm scared to have vertical lines.
Answer: Breast lift Dear Powerful380781,
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Answer: Selecting the Ideal Breast Lift and Understanding Your Options and Addressing Scarring Concerns Thank you for your question. The periareolar breast lift procedure is best suited for individuals with minimal saggy breasts. Also, a periareolar lift or lollipop breast left will not give you the support and lift needed. The best way to raise and reshape your breasts is with a full breast lift, which removes extra skin, tightens the surrounding tissue, and repositions or resizes your areolas and nipples. Although you expressed worries about scarring, it's important to know that breast skin heals differently than tummy tucks. Scarring can also be reduced with postoperative care involving laser treatments and silicone gel sheeting. However, talking about your goals and worries with a board-certified surgeon who can offer you individualized guidance is important.
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Answer: Selecting the Ideal Breast Lift and Understanding Your Options and Addressing Scarring Concerns Thank you for your question. The periareolar breast lift procedure is best suited for individuals with minimal saggy breasts. Also, a periareolar lift or lollipop breast left will not give you the support and lift needed. The best way to raise and reshape your breasts is with a full breast lift, which removes extra skin, tightens the surrounding tissue, and repositions or resizes your areolas and nipples. Although you expressed worries about scarring, it's important to know that breast skin heals differently than tummy tucks. Scarring can also be reduced with postoperative care involving laser treatments and silicone gel sheeting. However, talking about your goals and worries with a board-certified surgeon who can offer you individualized guidance is important.
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March 29, 2024
Answer: Anchor scar It seems like you are not a suitable patient candidate for periareolar lift. Your excess skin needs to be removed with anchor scar . Just because you have a dark scar in abdominoplasty does not mean that you will have it in breast surgery, you can get good results with appropriate techniques and proper care.
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March 29, 2024
Answer: Anchor scar It seems like you are not a suitable patient candidate for periareolar lift. Your excess skin needs to be removed with anchor scar . Just because you have a dark scar in abdominoplasty does not mean that you will have it in breast surgery, you can get good results with appropriate techniques and proper care.
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February 28, 2024
Answer: Breast Implant, Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, Breast Augmentation with Implant, Fat Transfer to the Breasts Hello,
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February 28, 2024
Answer: Breast Implant, Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, Breast Augmentation with Implant, Fat Transfer to the Breasts Hello,
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January 29, 2024
Answer: Hello The only way to improve your Brest will be with Breast lift in inverted T, nothing else will solve your trouble
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January 29, 2024
Answer: Hello The only way to improve your Brest will be with Breast lift in inverted T, nothing else will solve your trouble
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January 22, 2024
Answer: Breasts No, with the amount of sagging you have, you will need the full lift. A vertical lift might be an option, but most will want the anchor lift for you because of the amount of excess skin you have and the hanging position of your breasts. Anything less will give poor results with not pretty shaped areolae.
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January 22, 2024
Answer: Breasts No, with the amount of sagging you have, you will need the full lift. A vertical lift might be an option, but most will want the anchor lift for you because of the amount of excess skin you have and the hanging position of your breasts. Anything less will give poor results with not pretty shaped areolae.
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