I'm 36 years old and have always felt like my breast were unattractive and like they never fully developed. I would like to get surgery, but I've had several consultations with very different approaches suggested. I am athletic so I would prefer only to add enough volume to give me a beautiful breast shape and I don't care to have fake-looking projection or breasts too far apart. What approach would you suggest?
August 10, 2022
Answer: Tuberous breast Thank you for your question. There are a couple maneuvers that need to be undertaken to fix a tuberous breast. Do you need an incision around the areola to access the breast pocket. Then the constriction bands in the lower part of the breast need to be released as the brass fault is higher than its normal position. Additionally your breasts are sitting far apart so some construction bands would need to be Released towards your sternum as well this would create enough space to place a small to moderately sized implant, either silicone or sailing. Either at this time or as an additional stage in order to put a smaller implant in as well as to soften the shape of the breast you can undergo fat grafting As a highbred type procedure. Good luck.
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August 10, 2022
Answer: Tuberous breast Thank you for your question. There are a couple maneuvers that need to be undertaken to fix a tuberous breast. Do you need an incision around the areola to access the breast pocket. Then the constriction bands in the lower part of the breast need to be released as the brass fault is higher than its normal position. Additionally your breasts are sitting far apart so some construction bands would need to be Released towards your sternum as well this would create enough space to place a small to moderately sized implant, either silicone or sailing. Either at this time or as an additional stage in order to put a smaller implant in as well as to soften the shape of the breast you can undergo fat grafting As a highbred type procedure. Good luck.
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August 8, 2022
Answer: The best way to do it is not what most surgeons recommend We have held on tightly to the concept of simultaneous implant placement and circumareolar lift, but this 'gold standard' has an 80% complication rate requiring revision surgery. Instead, a planned second operation will accomplish much more than an unplanned one that is dealing with complications. Careful selection of implants is necessary and should not be unduly influenced by patient aesthetic goals, which tends to push the surgeon into using larger implants; excessively large implants leads to most of the problems and reoperations. The first surgery should involve placement of the implants, and ideally, fat grafting to the inner and lower poles of your breasts. A second surgery performed later when your breast tissues are no longer tight (9 to 24 months) would include the appropriate breast lift to create an optimized result, not necessarily a circumareolar lift. The delay in the breast lift will allow the surgeon to place the nipple areolar complex in the optimal position with the least amount of tension.
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August 8, 2022
Answer: The best way to do it is not what most surgeons recommend We have held on tightly to the concept of simultaneous implant placement and circumareolar lift, but this 'gold standard' has an 80% complication rate requiring revision surgery. Instead, a planned second operation will accomplish much more than an unplanned one that is dealing with complications. Careful selection of implants is necessary and should not be unduly influenced by patient aesthetic goals, which tends to push the surgeon into using larger implants; excessively large implants leads to most of the problems and reoperations. The first surgery should involve placement of the implants, and ideally, fat grafting to the inner and lower poles of your breasts. A second surgery performed later when your breast tissues are no longer tight (9 to 24 months) would include the appropriate breast lift to create an optimized result, not necessarily a circumareolar lift. The delay in the breast lift will allow the surgeon to place the nipple areolar complex in the optimal position with the least amount of tension.
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