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Not a good idea to do a breast lift during pregnancy. You should wait until the breast goes through all of the anticipated changes of pregnancy and once they've stopped and stabilized, then its time to look into a lift.
Please do not have an elective procedure while you are pregnant. Please speak to your Ob/gyn to discuss the risks to your unborn child.
Performing any non-urgent surgery while you are pregnant is not a good idea. For a breast lift in particular, you should wait until after you stopped breast feeding and your breasts have stopped changing (from breastfeeding)
If you are pregnant, you cannot have a cosmetic surgical procedure under an anesthetic- so no- you cannot get a breast lift or other cosmetic procedure done during your pregnancy.
I would NOT advise getting a breast lift while being pregnant for several reasons including the potential effects on your fetus as well as the dramatic changes your breast could undergo.
No elective surgery should be performed while you are pregnant. I would suggest you wait until at least 3 months after you have stopped breast-feeding ( if you choose to do so) and seek consultation with a well experienced board certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes.
I think you know the answer to this one. NO you must wait for the pregnancy to be over. After a few months you can consider having the surgery. Please check with you plastic surgeon and get specific advice.
The answer is no. there is no reason to proceed with elective surgery on the breast while you are pregnant. please wait until you have delivered and finished breast feeding. Your breasts will likely change after this pregnancy and you will need to be re-evaluated by your plastic surgeon in the future.
No, No, No, and No. Not only will your breast change greatly, you will place the baby at risk. You can expect a pregnancy test at time of pre-op, so no getting around it.
I know you are excited to have your breast surgery but you should wait until after you deliver. This will give you the best result as well because pregnancy can change your breasts and make them bigger or smaller afterwards! Good luck!
Your lift has several issues that need to be dealt with once the healing is further along. To my eye, the removal of the areolar skin excess is fairly easy and could be done in the office. The bottomed out breast tissue with the scar on the chest wall will require more local than you...
IF evacuated early , the hematoma should not result not interfere with the final result of your procedure.
You can lift even large breasts with just skin removal and leaving the desired volume. I've been doing this operation with a short scar technique which leaves a scar around the areola (many times this needs to be reduced in size) and a vertical scar. This technique involves a lot of internal...
Why not replace your current implants with the latest type of silicone implants ? The type of breast lift and sequencing with implant replacement depends in part on where your implants reside in your breast, what type of lift you need, and how thin your breast tissues are. Seek out a good...
The key to success lies in letting you surgeon know specifically what you would like to look like following the surgery. For example, how perky do you want to be, what shape do you want to have, etc.? However from your description it would appear that a lollipop type lift would be best for you...
Liposuction of the back roll would be a better option to maintain blood supply. It has the added benefit of no scar in the area and the possibility of skin tightening afterwards. Good luck
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