I do NOT want big breasts, but I don't want my sagging, mushy, 34 "barely B" breasts to be any smaller. The areolae are huge as well. I hate them. I need a lift and areola reduction, but the disfiguring vertical scar I see from lifts is a deal breaker. Any options???
Answer: Against periareolar mastopexy The periareolar mastopexy popularized by Benelli and Goes few decades
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March 31, 2015
Answer: Seeking breast lift WITHOUT vertical scars. Any suggestions? I agree with you about the vertical scars being a 'deal breaker'. As a plastic surgeon, the vertical incision down the center of the lower pole of the breast is unacceptable. For this reason, many years ago, I began developing a new method to rejuvenate the female breast with the least incisions possible. A longer lasting technique was also needed than what was being seen with the old standard lifts. The Horndeski Method (TM) was designed to create upper pole fullness without implants and without the need for a vertical scar. The breast is secured permanently to the underlying chest muscles providing an active lift. Your areolas can be easily reduced as well with this method.I hope this helps.Best wishes.Gary Horndeski M.D.
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March 31, 2015
Answer: Seeking breast lift WITHOUT vertical scars. Any suggestions? I agree with you about the vertical scars being a 'deal breaker'. As a plastic surgeon, the vertical incision down the center of the lower pole of the breast is unacceptable. For this reason, many years ago, I began developing a new method to rejuvenate the female breast with the least incisions possible. A longer lasting technique was also needed than what was being seen with the old standard lifts. The Horndeski Method (TM) was designed to create upper pole fullness without implants and without the need for a vertical scar. The breast is secured permanently to the underlying chest muscles providing an active lift. Your areolas can be easily reduced as well with this method.I hope this helps.Best wishes.Gary Horndeski M.D.
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March 30, 2015
Answer: Breast Lift and Augmentation Hi WTS,I am sorry but it sounds like you are in a tough situation. If you desire a smaller implant, and could live with a the same size areola, you could be a candidate for a dual plane augmentation, but I would have to examine you and would have to discuss your tolerances. See the excellent answers below. These would reduce your areola, like you desire. So there are many options. Put an index card in your breast
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March 30, 2015
Answer: Breast Lift and Augmentation Hi WTS,I am sorry but it sounds like you are in a tough situation. If you desire a smaller implant, and could live with a the same size areola, you could be a candidate for a dual plane augmentation, but I would have to examine you and would have to discuss your tolerances. See the excellent answers below. These would reduce your areola, like you desire. So there are many options. Put an index card in your breast
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March 26, 2015
Answer: Breast Lift Question It is very difficult to accurately assess your particular situation from the description alone. Generally speaking, while the vertical scar may be the deal breaker for you, it is also probably going to be the deal maker for you. When the breasts sag and droop they typically have loose and stretched out skin across the lower aspect of the breasts. When this skin is removed, the best way to then tighten up the breasts is to bring the skin together in the horizontal and vertical directions under the nipples. I will also tell you that it does not always take a big implant to make a big difference for patients and just because someone has implants it does not mean that they necessarily have big breasts. You might be a good candidate for a minor lift with a small implant but you may need a vertical scar if you want your areola reduced and your skin tightened. I would encourage you to have a couple of different consultations to really see what your different options may be.
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March 26, 2015
Answer: Breast Lift Question It is very difficult to accurately assess your particular situation from the description alone. Generally speaking, while the vertical scar may be the deal breaker for you, it is also probably going to be the deal maker for you. When the breasts sag and droop they typically have loose and stretched out skin across the lower aspect of the breasts. When this skin is removed, the best way to then tighten up the breasts is to bring the skin together in the horizontal and vertical directions under the nipples. I will also tell you that it does not always take a big implant to make a big difference for patients and just because someone has implants it does not mean that they necessarily have big breasts. You might be a good candidate for a minor lift with a small implant but you may need a vertical scar if you want your areola reduced and your skin tightened. I would encourage you to have a couple of different consultations to really see what your different options may be.
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Answer: Periareolar breast lift The periareolar breast lift involves an incision around the areola without the vertical scar. It also allows your surgeon to resize your areolae. It is not an appropriate breast lift if you have significant sagging.
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Answer: Periareolar breast lift The periareolar breast lift involves an incision around the areola without the vertical scar. It also allows your surgeon to resize your areolae. It is not an appropriate breast lift if you have significant sagging.
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