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It's a good question. Unfortunately, it's difficult to answer without photos. I'd consider reposting your question with photos of your breasts.Breast lifts are commonly performed, but they do not provide a significant amount of fullness in the upper pole. It's possible to perform a lift and implant at the same time, but a high profile look cannot always be achieved. You're postoperative appearance really depends heavily on your preoperative anatomy.
I suspect there is a type on the title of your question, but in any case it seems you have large breasts. With no we cannot comment on your specific situation. It is important for you to have realistic expectations as to what can be achieved. The high profile look you refoer to is nearly always a patient with very little natural breast tissue and overiszed implants. Patients with large breasts cannot achieve that postop look because their natural tissue is too full and heavy. Not even a lift will give that overfilled upper pole.
That's a good question. When you close a skin opening that has been present for several hours or happens as a result of minor skin cell death, it will usually get infected so we get better and safer results by allowing what we call closure by secondary intent, or delayed healing.
Hair coloring and your breast lift are two separate things and will not have anything in common. One month after surgery your incisions should be completely closed and on their way to healing. Hopefully your hair color is going on your head and not on the incisions. If so, it should be...
Hi, I would not plan on tattoo'ing any scars until you have completely healed from your surgery and your surgeon says it is okay. Scars take 12 months to mature and sometimes are minimally visible so you may find that there is no need to cover them up. The permanent make-up will only help if you...
