During an anchor incision breast lift (with no reduction in breast tissue) does the nipple stay connected to its blood supply while the breast skin is stitched into its new shape around it? Or is the nipple generally removed entirely from the breast and reattached toward the end of the procedure? Thank you for your answers in advance.
November 22, 2016
Answer: During an anchor incision breast lift does the nipple stay connected to its blood supply? Fortunately, women do have other options other than the old anchor technique. The Horndeski Method breast lift preserves nipple sensitivity and the ability to breast feed without the very visible vertical incision. Attached is an example of what can now be accomplished with more current technology. Implants are never required with this technique. Your tissues are repositioned and reshaped without foreign materials. I hope this helps. Best wishes and kind regards,
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November 22, 2016
Answer: During an anchor incision breast lift does the nipple stay connected to its blood supply? Fortunately, women do have other options other than the old anchor technique. The Horndeski Method breast lift preserves nipple sensitivity and the ability to breast feed without the very visible vertical incision. Attached is an example of what can now be accomplished with more current technology. Implants are never required with this technique. Your tissues are repositioned and reshaped without foreign materials. I hope this helps. Best wishes and kind regards,
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November 20, 2016
Answer: Blood supply to nipple with anchor lift surgery. Hello, there are many ways to perform breast lift surgery but it would be uncommon to completely remove the nipple and reattach it. Usually it is left attached to the surrounding breast tissue so the blood supply remains intact. Your surgeon will be able to describe their exact procedure including how they maintain blood supply to the nipple and the shape of the surgical scars.
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November 20, 2016
Answer: Blood supply to nipple with anchor lift surgery. Hello, there are many ways to perform breast lift surgery but it would be uncommon to completely remove the nipple and reattach it. Usually it is left attached to the surrounding breast tissue so the blood supply remains intact. Your surgeon will be able to describe their exact procedure including how they maintain blood supply to the nipple and the shape of the surgical scars.
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