Am I a good candidate for "breast lift donuts,or Lollipop incision?" (Photo)

Hi,Thank you for your question and photo. The Horndeski Method (TM) was developed to reshape, and provide maximum lift without needing implants nor the dreaded vertical (highly visible) scar. An added feature to The Horndeski Method is that the breasts are secured in such a way that renders it the longest lasting lift available. At age 26, this is extremely important. It also preserves nipple sensitivity and the ability to breast feed. You are wise not to want implants, as implants often distort and stretch tissues making your problem worse.I hope this helps.Kind regards,Gary Horndeski M.D.

Thanks for the question. You are a good candidate for an breast lifting procedure. As you have enough breast tissue, gel-filled anatomical implants about 250-350cc can be used. Using implants will be the best decision for you. I wish you all the best.

Hi, Monosh.  You look to be an excellent candidate for a lollipop -- or vertical -- breast lift.  "Donut" lifts are only good if the nipple needs to be lifted 2cm or less, and even that tends to have a flattening effect on the breast which is not very aesthetic.  The vertical lift generally leaves excellent scars, and eliminates the need for a long incision under the breast.  There is always a small risk for changing nipple sensation, and most women experience a temporary change, but the vast majority end up with normal sensation.  Make sure you see a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience with patients after weight loss.

Your breasts are too saggy to be able to accomplish a lift with the donut. That is definitely out of the question.  You might be able to get the lollipop lift, but you need to make sure the surgeon is experienced with that type of lift, and not sell surgeons are.

Looking at your pictures, i'm afraid you are not a good candidate for a "donut" or periareolar mastopexy. It will not give you the results you want. You will most benefit from a "lollilop" or vertical breast lift, perhaps even a full anchor type breast lift +/- a small implant for some added volume to the top aspect of the breast. Good luck!