I am in my late 20s and have recently lost some weight which has left me with loose skin on my breasts. I don't mind that much how they look when I'm standing, but I really hate how the excess skin gathers when I'm laying down. I've had a consult with a surgeon about a donut life who just said they don't think I'll get the results I want. Could anyone give more opinions about a donut vs an anchor lift? I'm also interested in BodyTite but can't find much info online
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Yes, as long as your implants are in good condition (they should be at only 3 years old), you can absolutely get a breast lift and have the implants placed under the muscle. If you would like to be seen for a consultation to go over lift options, feel free to reach out to my office. Smith...
No, you have two different breasts which may not do the exact same thing. They are "sisters and not twins." Yes, you can have a breast lift on the sagging side. Wait until you are 6 months after breast feeding before having surgery,.
All breast lifts use internal sutures to help hold and shape the breasts. A skin only lift does not hold well. Sometimes, mesh is added for more inferior support until the tissues heal well.
