I’ve been interested in a lift for years, but decided against it because of scarring/desire to breastfeed, but in this moment, I hate my breasts. I realize this is a crazy question, but would I be able to achieve results with a breast augmentation? I know this would never be the recommended procedure, but if I was looking to get upper pole fullness, would it be possible? Will have a lift after breastfeeding, but looking at all options for now. Thanks for any input, (first 2 pics are me)
November 14, 2023
Answer: Procedure Recommendation I would recommend a tall, lower profile implant with Galaflex (internal bra) and a breast lift. An implant alone will not adequately address your concerns nor achieve your goals. I would recommending finding a board-eligible or board-certified plastic surgeon with 6 years of integrated plastic surgery training, followed by an Aesthetic Society accredited aesthetic fellowship.
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November 14, 2023
Answer: Procedure Recommendation I would recommend a tall, lower profile implant with Galaflex (internal bra) and a breast lift. An implant alone will not adequately address your concerns nor achieve your goals. I would recommending finding a board-eligible or board-certified plastic surgeon with 6 years of integrated plastic surgery training, followed by an Aesthetic Society accredited aesthetic fellowship.
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November 9, 2023
Answer: Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift with Implants Thank you for sharing your pictures and questions.If the primary concern to achieve upper pole fullness, based on your pictures a breast augmentation alone cannot help you acheive that. In cases where the breast tissue and nipple are positioned quite low on the chest wall, as seems to be described here, placing implants without a lift may lead to a condition known as "double bubble" where the implant and the natural breast tissue appear as two separate entities. A breast lift (mastopexy) would be the procedure typically recommended to reposition the breasts to a more youthful height and shape. For upper pole fullness, a lift combined with implants can be considered.
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November 9, 2023
Answer: Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift with Implants Thank you for sharing your pictures and questions.If the primary concern to achieve upper pole fullness, based on your pictures a breast augmentation alone cannot help you acheive that. In cases where the breast tissue and nipple are positioned quite low on the chest wall, as seems to be described here, placing implants without a lift may lead to a condition known as "double bubble" where the implant and the natural breast tissue appear as two separate entities. A breast lift (mastopexy) would be the procedure typically recommended to reposition the breasts to a more youthful height and shape. For upper pole fullness, a lift combined with implants can be considered.
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