Everywhere I look it's all about "sagging" boobs. Mine seem to be relatively in the same position, a little deflated though. Are the wrinkles from how big they got. I didn't have any of this until weaning. No stretch marks there either.
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In order to get the look close to your wish pic, you would need high profile implants placed in a dual plane 2 position or higher. You don't need a donut mastopexy at this time as you will get some lift from the implants. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
Hello, thank you for your question. Yes you can indicate to your plastic surgeon that you want a somewhat larger areola. The reason we make them on the smaller end is because over time it will expand and stretch out. Its difficult to predict the size so we approximate it. You can add to the scar...
First, you do not have tuberous, shaped like tubers breasts. Second, reducing you down to an A cup will be too risky to the nipple. Also, you may not really understand how small an A cup is. You are probably a D on the larger side and a C on the smaller. You can have a reduction, which includes...