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I would concur that anything above 20 lbs tends to affect the results in a detrimental fashion. This has some variability as a 20 lb weight loss in a 220 lb woman may have less of an effect than a 20 lb weight loss in a 120 lb woman.
I would encourage you to loose weight before the procedure. The shape of your breasts after a mastopexy may change significantly after weight loss. You may even need to consider the use of implants depending on how much weight you are considering loosing.
weight loss can significantly affect breast size , shape and contour in some women. your past experience with weight changes and your own breasts is the best indicator
There is not defined weight loss that will determine if the breasts deflate it is a combination fo factors including your fat/breast tissue ratio of the breast. If I had to guess, I would say that if you lost 15-20 pounds or more, it may impact your overall breast shape.
The answer to this question depends entirely on your body habitus and amount of breast fat present. Typically, the nipple position stays the same, but the breast tends to "deflate" with significant weight loss. This can lead to a flat, wide appearing breast. Unfortunately, without photos or an exam, it is impossible to give you any more specific information.
This is tough since every patient is different.Weight loss will vary from patient to patient.Are you going to lose 5 lbs or 40? This will make a diffrence,
Thank you for the question. The answer to your question will vary from one patient to another (depending on factors such as quality of breast skin elasticity), but (generally speaking) I suggest that patients be within 10 pounds of their long-term stable weight prior to undergoing elective breast surgery. I hope this helps.
Good and appropriate question, but without a photo and some idea of your height and weight, I would not hazard a guess. Please consider adding some more information. Best wishes.
Keep the sun away from scars is your best bet. Scars behave differently in different people and can become too dark permanently (hyperpigmentation or dyschromia) if exposed to the sun. Better to spray tan if you want to hide it. Definitely use a strong SPF (>30) sunscreen on it even though it...
I wouldn't say that you have tubular breasts--There are a number of features that define a tubular breast: •Wide and puffy areolae •widely spaced breasts •high breast fold •constricted lower pole (deficient tissue in lower half of the breast •minimal breast tissue •high breast fold...
At this stage you are way too early after surgery. Things may look abnormal to you but this is ok and not unexpected. With time the scars will fade and the shape of your breasts and nipple/areola will also change. Be patient, follow your plastic surgeon's post-surgical...
