I’m 31 years old and I’ve wanted breast implants as long as I can remember (I’ve never really been blessed with large breasts) However, over the last 4 years I have been really struggling with how my breasts look and make me feel confidence wise due to the asymmetry of them, after having and breastfeeding my 2 children. I have seen a few UK surgeons in the last couple of years who have advised that I would be suitable for a lift with implants, and just having different size implants put in with no lift. Ideally, I don’t want the anchor scarring at all, but I’m getting to the point now where I just need it sorted as I’m so I’m unhappy and my confidence is rock bottom. But I don’t know what the best option would be. I just really don’t know whether I will get the result that I’m looking for with just the implants, and then end up needing a lift later down the line. Or if a one sided lift and implants would be the right way to go for me? I want natural looking breasts, but a lot fuller and just symmetrical. I am currently a 32 B/C but would like to be around DD. Maybe having around 240-300cc implants? Any advise would be greatly welcomed :)
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I would suggest meeting with a plastic surgeon and trying on sizes so that you can see what you like. You did not post photos, but I would suggest going behind the muscle for better coverage and upper breast fullness and support.
Every surgeon will vary in their post op recommendations.
I typically encourage patients to sleep elevated and supine (back) for 6 weeks post op. Once healed, these recommendations can be liberalized.
The goal is to allow for healing without undue pressure in one direction or another. The...
The only way to get nipple/areola higher in your chest wall is through breast lift. Implant augmentation should be done after that with a goal to preserve current position of IMF. It can be done in a single or two surgery procedures. This is something you need to discuss with your surgeon ahead...