I am 31 and up until 3 years ago i was 135lbs 5'4" and had perfect 34D cup breasts. I had to go on medication and went up to 175lbs and my breasts are now a 36DD but have dropped (Grade 1 ptosis) I am currently working to lose weight. When i get back down to a weight im happy with (goal is 140-145) I want to know if i can get a lift without the bad ancor/vertical scarring?
November 16, 2024
Answer: Get to ideal weight first It’s difficult to predict how a 40lb weight loss will affect your breast shape. It is common for the breasts to sag to some extent with dramatic weight loss, but there is no guarantee. It would be best to achieve your ideal stable weight first before considering what type of breast lift, if any, would be necessary. At that time, a side photo would be helpful.
Helpful
November 16, 2024
Answer: Get to ideal weight first It’s difficult to predict how a 40lb weight loss will affect your breast shape. It is common for the breasts to sag to some extent with dramatic weight loss, but there is no guarantee. It would be best to achieve your ideal stable weight first before considering what type of breast lift, if any, would be necessary. At that time, a side photo would be helpful.
Helpful
November 11, 2024
Answer: The vertical lift is best to treat breast sagging. Not an anchor scar. You will be best served with a vertical lift. An anchor lift is not as effective and causes too much scarring. A vertical scar is required. Techniques that avoid a vertical scar (like the donut lift) are not very effective and can distort the areola.
Helpful
November 11, 2024
Answer: The vertical lift is best to treat breast sagging. Not an anchor scar. You will be best served with a vertical lift. An anchor lift is not as effective and causes too much scarring. A vertical scar is required. Techniques that avoid a vertical scar (like the donut lift) are not very effective and can distort the areola.
Helpful
