Hi. I had a breast lift surgery without augmentation in 2020 to remove extra skin left after weight loss. I am happy with the shape and position of my breasts, however, there is still loose skin 'wrinkles' on the upper half of each breast, as well as no upper fullness. Would fat transfer help fill out the tissue so I do not need to have another lift to remove the skin? I do not want breast implants. Or, is it a safer bet to go with lift again - would a donut lift suffice? Thank you.
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Fat transfer is a great option to enhance and shape your breast. I would bet that treatment of your abdomen, hips and waist /- your inner thighs would yield at least 300 ml pure fat in each breast. That would be a good amount of volume for your anatomy and with good injection technique, you can...
First, with your anatomy, your breasts naturally do sit somewhat low on your chest, and this cannot be moved. Second, do not go larger because your tissue may not support a heavier implant. One may be a little larger, but it may not be worth the risk to change out that implant. Third, you may...
Here is my take . . . the first thing to address is ptosis of the breast. I would first start with a proper, full mastopexy (breast lift) to optimize shape and lift. Then come back at least three months later to transfer the fat. This approach will provide for the most predictable, durable and...
