I'm currently in the entertainment industry, I will be getting silicone gel implants and maybe a crescent lift. How long will it take for the scar to be unnoticeable, due to the fact i have to take my shirt off?
March 19, 2017
Answer: "Crescent" Breast Lifting?
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, scars associated with breast lifting will always be potentially “noticeable”.
I do not recommend “crescent" breast lifting; the operation does very little to improve the position of the nipple/areola. on the other hand, it is associated with a significant rate of complications such as spreading of the areola and or elongation/distortion of the areola.
Best wishes.
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March 19, 2017
Answer: "Crescent" Breast Lifting?
Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, scars associated with breast lifting will always be potentially “noticeable”.
I do not recommend “crescent" breast lifting; the operation does very little to improve the position of the nipple/areola. on the other hand, it is associated with a significant rate of complications such as spreading of the areola and or elongation/distortion of the areola.
Best wishes.
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October 4, 2010
Answer: Scars after breast surgery
Scarring after crescent breast lift can be visible for months after surgery. It takes one year for scars to mature and fade to normal skin color. However, with dark lighting, and coverup makeup like dermablend, you can likely go back to work when ok with your physician and the scars will be inconspicuous. I am also not a "fan" of crescent lift-risks can be areolar distortion, and scar widening with insufficient nipple/areolar lift.
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October 4, 2010
Answer: Scars after breast surgery
Scarring after crescent breast lift can be visible for months after surgery. It takes one year for scars to mature and fade to normal skin color. However, with dark lighting, and coverup makeup like dermablend, you can likely go back to work when ok with your physician and the scars will be inconspicuous. I am also not a "fan" of crescent lift-risks can be areolar distortion, and scar widening with insufficient nipple/areolar lift.
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