I'm a 21-year-old, 5' 5.5" and about 110 lbs. I was shadowing a plastic surgeon this summer and I'm worried my breasts are located too low on my chest. Some women's breasts are located very high on their chest, and mine appear saggy. Am I a candidate for a mastopexy and do you think my breasts are located low on my chest, or if they are, will a mastopexy not fix this problem? Push-up bras don't seem to help either. Thank you.
August 30, 2017
Answer: Naturally Lower Breast Position Based on your pictures, your breasts sit normally on your chest wall. By lift criteria, you do not need a lift at all and you really don't have pseudoptosis either. You simply have breasts that anatomically sit a little lower on your chest then you would like. An augmentation could help fill out the space and give you more volume in the upper pole, providing the appearance that they sit higher, but a lift would not play a role in your case. I hope this helps.
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August 30, 2017
Answer: Naturally Lower Breast Position Based on your pictures, your breasts sit normally on your chest wall. By lift criteria, you do not need a lift at all and you really don't have pseudoptosis either. You simply have breasts that anatomically sit a little lower on your chest then you would like. An augmentation could help fill out the space and give you more volume in the upper pole, providing the appearance that they sit higher, but a lift would not play a role in your case. I hope this helps.
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