I'm in my forties and considering a mastopexy augmentation. I lost a lot of weight years ago and now I can afford to fund cosmetic surgery I've been told by one consultant that I've lost too much elasticity around my bust to have a successful mastopexy /augmentation. I have a second consultation booked so what questions should I be asking about my options? My boobs are very saggy and I was hoping to restore volume to the upper pole of my breasts
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Hello, thank you for your question. If your are going to go sub muscular, you may want to consider the breast lift as well because the muscle supports the implant and it may sit higher on your chest wall than your natural breast tissue. Without a lift you may not be happy with the appearance as...
Hello, thank you for your question. If your are going to go sub muscular, you may want to consider the breast lift as well because the muscle supports the implant and it may sit higher on your chest wall than your natural breast tissue. It can definitely be completed at the same time. Speak to...
You have plenty of breast tissue now and would do best with just a lift. If you add 425 cc, you will probably add 3 cups. With this size, your breasts will be heavy and sag again.