Hi!! I have considered getting a surgical breast lift, but haven't followed through due to the uncertainty of the procedure when it comes to breastfeeding abilities in the future. I have been looking into the bodytite breast lift procedure, do you think I am a good candidate? I don't expect to have the same results as a surgical lift, but looking for a solution in the short term. I don't mind the size of my breasts, but the sag is something that really bothers me. Thanks for the help!
September 26, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Hello and thank you for the question and the photos. Based on your photos a full surgical breast lift would be required. There are many non-surgical or less invasive options that are currently on the market and being offered however most of these options are providing minimal benefit given the costs and risks. Although you might experience some improvement you will still have sagging. It's sort of like having a flat tire and filling it with air but only putting a little bit of air in the tire at the end of all of that work you still have saggy breasts and a out of pocket expense in the thousands of dollars. Your best option would be to undergo a full surgical breast lift. Understand that after a breast lift or breast reduction the ability to breastfeed is compromised however future breastfeeding will also lead to sagging of the breast. You might want to consider having children first then do the breast lift or have the breast lift first and opt for formula feeding as an option. Although many non surgical options are very tempting to consider the real world results tend to be disappointing or nonexistent at best. These companies often market heavily towards the idea of less invasive options less scarring, no need for anesthesia. However the trade off tends to be not what patients expected given their aggressive marketing strategies As always it is best to be healthy seek several consultations with board certified plastic surgeons before making any decisions Best to you
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September 26, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Hello and thank you for the question and the photos. Based on your photos a full surgical breast lift would be required. There are many non-surgical or less invasive options that are currently on the market and being offered however most of these options are providing minimal benefit given the costs and risks. Although you might experience some improvement you will still have sagging. It's sort of like having a flat tire and filling it with air but only putting a little bit of air in the tire at the end of all of that work you still have saggy breasts and a out of pocket expense in the thousands of dollars. Your best option would be to undergo a full surgical breast lift. Understand that after a breast lift or breast reduction the ability to breastfeed is compromised however future breastfeeding will also lead to sagging of the breast. You might want to consider having children first then do the breast lift or have the breast lift first and opt for formula feeding as an option. Although many non surgical options are very tempting to consider the real world results tend to be disappointing or nonexistent at best. These companies often market heavily towards the idea of less invasive options less scarring, no need for anesthesia. However the trade off tends to be not what patients expected given their aggressive marketing strategies As always it is best to be healthy seek several consultations with board certified plastic surgeons before making any decisions Best to you
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September 26, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Thank you for your photographs. The body tight procedure will be totally inadequate to solve your problem. The effective solution will be a wise pattern mastopexy. You might consider autologous augmentation and downsizing just a bit. Good luck.
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September 26, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Thank you for your photographs. The body tight procedure will be totally inadequate to solve your problem. The effective solution will be a wise pattern mastopexy. You might consider autologous augmentation and downsizing just a bit. Good luck.
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