Will SculpSure change my breast size?

I do not recommend sculpture on the breasts. If it is performed under and away from the breasts, this should have no affect on breast size. If the area being treated is a roll of subcutaneous fat close to the breast, some fat could be dissolved by a diffusion effect just underneath the breast.

Sculpsure works locally to the area and so if it is done on abdomen or flanks then the fat reduction will only affect that area.  In other words, it will not reduce your breasts if your treatment is done in another area.

I would not recommend doing Sculpsure on the breasts because not enough information is known on it affects the fat in this area.  Sculpsure should not be done for the sole reason of tightening loose skin because it was not designed for this nor does it have a great impact on skin laxity.  There are better treatments for tightening loose skin.  Sculpsure is designed to treat unwanted fat pockets.

Thank you for your question. SculpSure is currently only registered for the tummy and flanks areas. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to learn more about the intended use of SculpSure and your options for reducing that loose skin around your chest  Best wishes,

I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish with SculpSure of the breasts - I would not recommend that as an option for either tightening loose skin or decreasing breast size.  From your question, it sounds like you are comfortable with the size of your breasts, but not with the shape, due to the loose skin.  This often causes sagging, or "ptosis," the medical term for this.  For breast ptosis, the surgical treatment is a breast lift or "mastopexy."  There are various different techniques of mastopexy, depending upon the degree of ptosis, but all involve incisions and scars and are fairly expensive.  A good, minimally-invasive surgical technique is ThermiTight.  This procedure requires local anesthetic (numbing) to the skin of the breast and uses radio-frequency (RF) energy to heat the skin from the inside.  It is very safe and comfortable and can be done with no other anesthetic or oral sedation for those who are more anxious.  It would not be an appropriate option for someone with moderate to severe ptosis, as it will not make a big enough difference, but for mild to moderate cases, it is a good option, which will leave no scars.

I don't recommend SculpSure for treating the breasts. If you are using it to treat the abdomen, it is a localized treatment and will not affect the breast area. My best advice would be for you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to be assessed in person and discuss the best body contouring procedures for your needs. 
Dr. Sean Doherty

SculpSure is not recommended for treatment of the breast tissue, and is not a skin tightening device. If you are concerned about skin laxity of your breasts, I recommend consulting with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for a Breast Lift.

You may lose some of the fat in the breast area when the chest is treated, because of the feathering effect. SculpSure does target the fat and will help tighten a bit. However, I would recommend consulting with your provider to determine if you are a good candidate for SculpSure or for skin tightening. Hope this helps!  Dr Faraz

SculpSure is used for fat reduction only, it does not reduce breast tissue.  However, when SculpSure is used on male breasts/chest there will be a reduction in the amount of subcutaneous fat on average about 24%.  You will not become flat chested.

SculpSure is for fat and not for loose skin.

Weight loss leads to loose skin that generally need tightening for cosmetic improvement.For larger breast SculpSure could have some effect on the fat.

Loose skin typically means you are lacking the subcutaneous fat to fill an area, in which case SculpSure would not help you. SculpSure is designed to destroy fat cells and while it does have an added benefit of skin tightening, it won't work solely on loose skin. I am not aware of any practitioner currently offering SculpSure for female breasts. Based on your description it sounds like you would be better suited for a different kind of procedure however you could always seek out an in-person SculpSure consultation to be sure.