I have 36DDD breasts with severe ptosis and a deflated upper pole. The traditional anchor method turns me off with the vertical scar but also because it doesn't actually seem to lift anything, it just moves your nipple up and raises the bottom of the breast w/ the upper pole still deflated. The Bellesoma method lifts but the shape is often awkward (kind of "squished" flat against the body and square at the bottom from dog ears). Can this be avoided by going to a MUCH smaller cup size (B/C)?
Answer: Reduction shape The best thing to do in the circumstance is to research photos of breast reduction surgeons in your areas. They should be able to provide before and after photos. Most techniques still result in very natural shape to the breast as really only implants provide for super full upper poles.
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Answer: Reduction shape The best thing to do in the circumstance is to research photos of breast reduction surgeons in your areas. They should be able to provide before and after photos. Most techniques still result in very natural shape to the breast as really only implants provide for super full upper poles.
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Bellesoma Method As the inventor of The Bellesoma Method, I usually make the breasts proportionate to the patients body size. Also, dog ears can occur with this technique but can be corrected at 6 months at no charge. The breast is not actually squished against the body but the breast is incorporated into the muscle with a technique called myointegration. The excess skin is used to make straps then attached to the muscle which results in long term stability.
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Bellesoma Method As the inventor of The Bellesoma Method, I usually make the breasts proportionate to the patients body size. Also, dog ears can occur with this technique but can be corrected at 6 months at no charge. The breast is not actually squished against the body but the breast is incorporated into the muscle with a technique called myointegration. The excess skin is used to make straps then attached to the muscle which results in long term stability.
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Breast reduction Dear Powerful168360,
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Breast reduction Dear Powerful168360,
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Reduction Thank you for the question but an examination is really needed and discussion or desired results. So go on some complimentary consultations with experts and compare recommendations after a full examination and look at photos of similar photos and become fully fully about the desired procedure
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Reduction Thank you for the question but an examination is really needed and discussion or desired results. So go on some complimentary consultations with experts and compare recommendations after a full examination and look at photos of similar photos and become fully fully about the desired procedure
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Breast lifting is an art It is more important who is doing the lift/reduction than the technique used. The nature of the patient's tissues also plays a huge role. The benefit of the vertical scar in the anchor lift is that it provided more forward projection and a better cone shape to the breasts. The scars fade dramatically over the years and if you get a great and stable shape, most will trade for the scars to get that.
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November 15, 2021
Answer: Breast lifting is an art It is more important who is doing the lift/reduction than the technique used. The nature of the patient's tissues also plays a huge role. The benefit of the vertical scar in the anchor lift is that it provided more forward projection and a better cone shape to the breasts. The scars fade dramatically over the years and if you get a great and stable shape, most will trade for the scars to get that.
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