My Dr has recommended either a lollypop lift or an internal lift with my BA. I would prefer an internal lift as it seems less invasive. However, I can't find any information on what it actually does, risks associated with it used in conjunction with BA, healing time, and added pain. Can anyone shed any light on the internal lift? Also, I read that an internal lift is essentially what happens in a "normal" BA anyway, because the Dr has to reposition the muscle/skin. Is that the case? Thanks :)
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Answer: What does your doctor mean by an "internal lift?"
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