After losing 60lbs my chest is in need of a lift. I went from a 38G to a 32F/G (depending on the bra). I had a consultation once and was told an anchor lift would be best. I'm curious as to an idea of how much that would cost in the Ohio/DC areas and was wondering how much breast tissue you generally lose in a lift procedure. I'm not interested in implants (b/c of the lifetime maintenance issue) but as I've always had a larger chest, even lifted, I don't want to be any smaller than I am now.
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Hello Newbie 322,
The best would be to call your doctor and send him this very photo. It does not look alarming but you are best served by hearing it directly from your surgeon. I think you will do fine in the long run.
Hi Newnose33,
I believe we've answered your previous question regarding Benelli vs. lollipop.
Your current question actually captures essential principles on the breast lift procedure and its recent advances. There are three...
Hi islandgirl05,
I am glad to hear that your PS is planning on performing a vertical mastopexy where there will not be a horizontal incision. This type of lift is a bit more challenging to perform and not done by all plastic surgeons.
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