Hello! Thank you for reading. I'm 30 years old, and i do not have children yet. I'm about 5'5 ½ and i weigh 166lbs. I lost over 50lbs and my breasts look worse now. Although, they have always been saggy since i went through puberty. :( i would like to know if i could be a F or G cup with implants after a lift or what's realistic. Is there a lift with minimal scarring where i can still breastfeed in the future? Thank you!
December 24, 2024
Answer: Lift I would recommend performing a lift first and then coming back for an implant. The only reason I recommend a staged procedure is because of the high degree of breast ptosis (sagging) and the long nipple-to-fold length. It could potentially be done in 1 single surgery, but it would be more challenging with higher changes of unpredictability (including asymmetries and implant malposition). The key is finding a very experienced American Board of Plastic Surgery certified physician with extensive knowledge of aesthetic breast surgery.
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December 24, 2024
Answer: Lift I would recommend performing a lift first and then coming back for an implant. The only reason I recommend a staged procedure is because of the high degree of breast ptosis (sagging) and the long nipple-to-fold length. It could potentially be done in 1 single surgery, but it would be more challenging with higher changes of unpredictability (including asymmetries and implant malposition). The key is finding a very experienced American Board of Plastic Surgery certified physician with extensive knowledge of aesthetic breast surgery.
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December 23, 2024
Answer: Breast lift From the photos you are a candidate for an anchor lift. This will remove excess skin and raise the position of the nipple. Breast tissue is not removed unless you want a reduction. Any time surgery is performed on the breasts there is a risk that future ability to breastfeed could be impacted. I've included a video on this topic that I hope you find helpful.
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December 23, 2024
Answer: Breast lift From the photos you are a candidate for an anchor lift. This will remove excess skin and raise the position of the nipple. Breast tissue is not removed unless you want a reduction. Any time surgery is performed on the breasts there is a risk that future ability to breastfeed could be impacted. I've included a video on this topic that I hope you find helpful.
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