Is Lejour Possible on my Breast? (photo)

I believe that if you select a plastic surgeon who has extensive experience with  vertical scar breast reductions, you will obtain an outstanding shape. In my experience, a vertical mammaplasty produces the best long-term shape for breasts of your size and apparent density, and the most natural appearing results. In my practice, I have modified the technique so that there are no dog-ears or puckers at the base of the vertical incision, and I do not resort to using a transverse incision. You are 100% right: shape is much more important than scars, but in your case I think you can attain a lovely shape with a shorter scar. I wish you well! 

    A vertical skin pattern can be used, but this technique cannot create as tight and full a breast as the anchor pattern.  I perform both types, but if you want to have the best shape and removal of the most skin, the anchor pattern would prevail.  Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast surgeries each year.  Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Yes it is possible for you to have the Lejour but you will still be sagging.  Look at the befor/after photos of the surgeon who is recommending you this procedure (make sure they show you front/quarter turn and profile views);  I think it is better that you get the anchor lift as it will give you the most amount of lift.