I'm a 32/F 34/E obviously need a lift, but i don't want implants if i don't have to. I'd like to maintain at LEAST a D. Preferably a DD. Side note i'm currently breast feeding so I expect them to shrink even more than shown in the photo.
May 2, 2023
Answer: Breast lift From the photos provided it appears you are a candidate for a breast lift with possible reduction. You may also consider a lift with an auto augmentation which uses your own tissue to give more upper pole fullness. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you once you have stopped breastfeeding for three months for the most accurate recommendation. I've included a video on auto augmentation that I hope you find helpful.
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May 2, 2023
Answer: Breast lift From the photos provided it appears you are a candidate for a breast lift with possible reduction. You may also consider a lift with an auto augmentation which uses your own tissue to give more upper pole fullness. See a board certified plastic surgeon near you once you have stopped breastfeeding for three months for the most accurate recommendation. I've included a video on auto augmentation that I hope you find helpful.
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May 2, 2023
Answer: Breast reduction, lift Althought it is very difficult to say that without full in person evaluation, it appears that your skin and breast tissue are very loose and streched. Having that in mind, you definitely need reduction and lift; large size breats like D and DD will create bottoming out very soon after surgery due to skin/breast tissue laxity and lack of support. Placing a mash may not be of significant help in that scenario, as well. You may consider more radical reduction and placement of an implant to compensate for breast tissue volume. Considering your small, gracile frame, you should stay withn C/D cup size, at most to have longer lasting result. Hope this helps.
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May 2, 2023
Answer: Breast reduction, lift Althought it is very difficult to say that without full in person evaluation, it appears that your skin and breast tissue are very loose and streched. Having that in mind, you definitely need reduction and lift; large size breats like D and DD will create bottoming out very soon after surgery due to skin/breast tissue laxity and lack of support. Placing a mash may not be of significant help in that scenario, as well. You may consider more radical reduction and placement of an implant to compensate for breast tissue volume. Considering your small, gracile frame, you should stay withn C/D cup size, at most to have longer lasting result. Hope this helps.
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