I am considering a breast reduction. I have breasts that are FF! I am only 23, 5 ft 2, and I weigh about 135 pounds. I have tried to loose weight, but my breast stay large. I have always been self conscious about the way my body looks and would love to have a reduction, but I don't want the ugly scars. Is there any way to have a reduction without large scars? Another concern is my breasts are slightly starting to sag. If I were to leave them this size could they be lifted without scarring?
March 14, 2021
Answer: How to avoid breast reduction scars ? Thank you for the questions. With the breast reduction operation, there will be scars but certain measures like atraumatic techniques, suturing in multiple layers, use of absorbable sutures and good care of the wound and scar in post operative period can help reduce the scars. Use of silicone gels on scars can improve the quality of the scars.
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March 14, 2021
Answer: How to avoid breast reduction scars ? Thank you for the questions. With the breast reduction operation, there will be scars but certain measures like atraumatic techniques, suturing in multiple layers, use of absorbable sutures and good care of the wound and scar in post operative period can help reduce the scars. Use of silicone gels on scars can improve the quality of the scars.
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May 22, 2020
Answer: Scars following breast reduction surgery T the trade-off for having smaller breasts are scars. We can use short scar techniques to limit the visible scars under the breast. If you have problems, we do have methods to help or we can revise them a year later. Nearly all scars will fade given sufficient time (years). Some skin types can develop problematic scars such as keloid scars, however this is rare. The vast majority of patients are so much happier with their smaller breasts, (less pain, aches and more comfortable in clothing), that they feel that the scars are a small price to pay.
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May 22, 2020
Answer: Scars following breast reduction surgery T the trade-off for having smaller breasts are scars. We can use short scar techniques to limit the visible scars under the breast. If you have problems, we do have methods to help or we can revise them a year later. Nearly all scars will fade given sufficient time (years). Some skin types can develop problematic scars such as keloid scars, however this is rare. The vast majority of patients are so much happier with their smaller breasts, (less pain, aches and more comfortable in clothing), that they feel that the scars are a small price to pay.
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January 27, 2020
Answer: Scars after breast reduction Unfortunately incisions are necessary to reduce or lift the breasts. There are tricks to get a nice scar such as close the incisions in layers, using sutures "inside" that your body will dissolve allowing them to stay in place longer without marking the skin. Massage and use of sun screen are important postoperative care that help with the scar. There is also some topic cream that can help such as Biocorneum, gel silicone with sun screen. Each patient heals in a different way. It takes up to 12-18 months for the scar reach its final form. Young patients has more redness over the scar and it takes longer to fade than old patients.
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January 27, 2020
Answer: Scars after breast reduction Unfortunately incisions are necessary to reduce or lift the breasts. There are tricks to get a nice scar such as close the incisions in layers, using sutures "inside" that your body will dissolve allowing them to stay in place longer without marking the skin. Massage and use of sun screen are important postoperative care that help with the scar. There is also some topic cream that can help such as Biocorneum, gel silicone with sun screen. Each patient heals in a different way. It takes up to 12-18 months for the scar reach its final form. Young patients has more redness over the scar and it takes longer to fade than old patients.
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