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There are no exercises,injections, supplements, foods, or creams that will noticeably increase breastvolume or lift the breast. Most often, implants are used to augment the breastsof patients with good skin quality who lack breast volume. For patients withboth a lack of volume and sagging breasts, a combination of a breast lift andaugmentation (mastopexy augmentation) can address both issues. A detailedexamination will help delineate the best surgical treatment. Consultation witha surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery would be the nextbest step.
Thank you for your question. The short answer to your question is no, firming creams will not help to firm or lift the breasts. Surgical intervention is the only way to address droopy or lax breasts.
Any structural change requires surgery. No creams, lotions, ointments, oils, massages, yoga et all, including magic potions can result in breast firming. Do not be swayed by what they promise.
Sorry, to my knowledge and experience there is no firming cream that will make a significant difference in your breast's skin laxity or droop.
I am sorry you are embarrassed by your breasts at this (early) time of your development. Stretch marks are not due entirely to mechanical stretching, but can also be partly due to rapid growth, weight gain, and even in perfectly slim young women, by hormones gone wild. Yours are certainly...
It sounds as if you are not communicating very well with your surgeon. This can lead to problems and I would suggest having a consultation with another surgeon to see if you are able to communicate more effectively. Ideally you should be able to look at before and after photos of patients that...
Thank you for your pictures. You have suffered from tissue loss due to tension on your incision. This will heal in 6-8 weeks. It will leave an areolar scar. This will need to be revised after complete healing.
After you had surgery, it's not unusual to have either numbness or hypersensitivity or anything inbetween. In most cases this settles over time. If it is too much for you, speak to your surgeon and he/she could prescribe medication that helps to soothe irritated/healing nerves.
I'm sorry to hear that your nipples are less sensitive. Changes in sensation are usually temporary. They'll go away in a few weeks or months. Fortunately, it is very rare that permanent changes occur.
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