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Yes, liposuction of the abdomen and breast lift can be done at the same time. The Mini Ultimate Breast Lift is a new technique, which avoids the ugly vertical scars of the lollipop or boat anchor shaped incisions. Another advantage is it reshapes your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness, elevates them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Aligning the areola and breast tissue over the bony prominence of the chest wall maximizes anterior projection, which gives the appearance of augmentation. You may be a candidate for this new procedure. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
The two procedures can certainly be performed at the same time. My general rule is not to combine procedures if it will take over six hours of surgery. The combination you have described can easily be done within that time and will be safe to do so. Good luck!
Yes, I combine the two frequently. The key is to find a plastic surgeon who creates excellent results in both and does them in a safe time period. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast lifts and liposuction procedures 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, these can easily be done together as long as you are in good health. Doing a combination of procedures is very common, saving the patient time and money. You may have heard of the "mommy makeover" where any type of breast surgery is done in combination with a tummy tuck and some liposuction. Good luck!
Yes, of course breast lift and liposuction can be performed simultaneously, and often are (some results at link below). Provided the procedure is being performed at an accredited facility by a board certified plastic surgeon, you will be safe.
Yes, it is very common to do combined procedures in plastic surgery. The decision of whether it is safe to proceed is determined on a case by case basis and generally influenced by a patient’s overall health, procedure being considered, duration of the operations, and by specific elements of recovery. It is not uncommon to combine breast surgery and body contouring procedures. Often patients want to optimize their time off and limit their recovery. With longer combined procedures there needs to be a thoughtful approach in terms of the operative plan, accreditation of the surgery facility, and anesthesia care being provided. I would recommend consulting with your board certified plastic surgeon to come up with the best plan for your condition. All the best –Dr. Lickstein
Dear Wonderful_one, Thank you for your question. Yes, it is safe to combine these as well as other procedures. For example, a 'mommy-makeover' consists of a tummy-tuck and breast aug and lift. Having diabetes and smoking can decrease the safety of this and other surgeries. Best Wishes, Pablo Prichard, MD
Yes, these surgeries are often combined safely. The ultimate determining factors can be discussed with your plastic surgeon and include your health history, current health status, and extent of surgery performed. Good luck.
This is a common and safe combination surgery. It is safer if your surgeon can do this in under four hours. Unless something is unusual, 2 hours should be enough. All the best.
Yes, I regularly perform breast lift surgeries in conjunction with liposuction of the abdomen in my practice. Doing both operations at the same time is perfectly safe in most instances. It is still important to discuss your medical history with the surgeon during your consultation.
There are many different types of breast lift and each one is designed to take care of increasing degrees of breast sagging or ptosis. Unfortunately there are no short cuts with breast lift surgery. Many times the patients would prefer a lift with less incisions but it is not always...
A small hematoma such as your should heal with out problems. Once the hematoma drains your healing should be unaffected. Continue to follow your plastic surgeon's advice.
The issue here is not the result which theoretically should be the same if done separately compared to simultaneously. The problem is that mastopexy and augmentation with implants are two completely different operations that do different things, have their own set of complexities, and tend to...