Am I Candidate for Breast Lift Only? Im a 34D/DD. (photo)

June 25, 2012
Asked By:Tracyrific in Wyoming, WV

I had a child in 2012. I went from 100 lbs to 147 lbs at the peak of pregnancy, then went back down to 110. Anyways, I used to be a low B cup and now Im 34D/DD and they are a burden on me. (back pains, cant exercise normally etc etc ) Anyways, I dont know if I need or want breast implants. I want to be like a C cup, but if I do a breast lift, i feel like with all that excess skin off, it might end up being a C...but i want to make sure I have "upper pole fullness"(right is bigger than left)

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Answer: Upper pole fullness is the key to your answer

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