Can a breast lift create upper breast roundness, and if not, is there a way to also have an implant without augmenting breast size? I want a round, full appearance for my existing B cup.
June 22, 2019
Answer: Implants can help with upper pole fullness Yes, implants are often used to augment upper pole fullness during breast lift surgery. Usually, a large implant is not necessary and make a nice difference. The other option is auto-augmentation, by using the tissue that is normally removed during a lift to augment the upper portion of the breast. Good luck with your surgery.
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June 22, 2019
Answer: Implants can help with upper pole fullness Yes, implants are often used to augment upper pole fullness during breast lift surgery. Usually, a large implant is not necessary and make a nice difference. The other option is auto-augmentation, by using the tissue that is normally removed during a lift to augment the upper portion of the breast. Good luck with your surgery.
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June 2, 2019
Answer: Lift eith implants There are mastopexy techniques which manipulate your breast tissue to add volume to the upper pole of the breast but these techniques do not create long lasting upper pole fullness like an implant does. A small implant at the time of the lift can give reliable fullness to the upper pole of the breast without altering the breast size dramatically. The breast will be larger as you are adding volume but it is distributed differently. If you do not currently fill your B cup breast, you may find you can wear the same cup size but you fill it out. Be clear on your discussion with your surgeon as "roundness" implies a visible implant whereas "upper pole fullness" is still in the realm of natural. Good luck with your decision.
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June 2, 2019
Answer: Lift eith implants There are mastopexy techniques which manipulate your breast tissue to add volume to the upper pole of the breast but these techniques do not create long lasting upper pole fullness like an implant does. A small implant at the time of the lift can give reliable fullness to the upper pole of the breast without altering the breast size dramatically. The breast will be larger as you are adding volume but it is distributed differently. If you do not currently fill your B cup breast, you may find you can wear the same cup size but you fill it out. Be clear on your discussion with your surgeon as "roundness" implies a visible implant whereas "upper pole fullness" is still in the realm of natural. Good luck with your decision.
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