I know this will be a controversial topic but I have heard that improvements have been made in the threads used for thread lifting that make them stronger and less likely to break and that there has been a surgence In now using them for Breast lifts for mild ptosis (1-2). They seeem to be doing this more and more in the UK. I'd like to know if anyone in the NA is doing this or keeping an eye on the new procedure.
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January 27, 2017
Answer: Breast Lift / Breast Augmentation/ Breast Implants/ Anatomic Gummy Bear Implants/ Silicone Implants
You are asymmetric, but not severely droopy.
A crescent lift will help. Minimal scarring, but your asymmetry will persist and your areolae will get larger. A periareolar or "donut" mastopexy is probably what most people would recommend, as your nipples are low, but your degree of skin...
I'm afraid that a periareolar breast lift is unrealistic for you. It would narrow your areolae significantly but only lift your nipples a small amount and not improve your asymmetry. I'd recommend for patients who have a similar appearance that they consider a full mastopexy. The video above d...
Thank you for your question and sorry to hear about your complication. Skin necrosis is a potential complication following almost any plastic surgical procedure. It is true that certain people are at higher risk for this or any complication but it can happen to anyone for a known or unknown re...