I am having a breast lift. PS told me that in order to avoid having the bottom of my breasts "flat" instead of rounded, incisions will go thru my areola and then bring skin together. He told me that result may be that see some areola tissue along resulting scar. I have seen many photos of women who had large areolas prior to surgery and have not seen one post-op picture where there was remaining areola skin around resulting scar. I am very nervous and confused.
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As a Mother and a board certified plastic surgeon, I advise my patients to have their children prior to surgery. Pregnancy and breast feeding will change your breasts. Best wishes!
In my experience, insurance will pay for a breast reduction,
but not a breast lift.A breast
reduction is different because it involves removing a significant amount of
breast tissue.A breast lift, on the
other hand, primarily removes excess breast skin.Typically, a breast lift is considered a...
Many women undergoing a breast lift have benign cysts in their breasts. This should pose no problem as far as the procedure or the recovery is concerned. If possible, it may be beneficial to have this cyst removed at the time of your augmentation.For the best results seek the consultation of a...
