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It is quote possible that a breast lift will distort the tattoo. You will need to have it assessed in person by a board certified plastic surgeon.My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Based on the photo, a breast lift should not affect the placement of the tattoo however, I would discuss this with your board certified plastic surgeon.
Without examining you I cant be entirely sure but it is unlikely that a breast lift would significantly distort a tattoo in that location. The only way to know for sure is to book a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon near you. Best of luck!
It is possible that the breast lift will affect your tattoo even if the incisions do not cross it. The lifting and tightening may distort the tattoo.
Yes, it is possible that your tattoo might be affected by a breast lift. Incisions may cross part of your tattoo.
...on how pliable your tissues are at your fold. Typically your natural folds aren't violated with a breast lift, so my inclination is to tell you that your tattoo shouldn't be effected. That's a pretty sweet looking tattoo BTW.-JGH
The lower incision of a standard breast lift runs along the inframammary crease where the bra sits. It appears that the tattoo above also runs just below this crease. The scar will be near but would not necessarily distort the tattoo in this location. A full examination of your breasts and tattoo would be necessary to comment on your situation.
From your photo, I don't believe that a breast lift would significantly affect your tattoo. But e certain to ask your surgeon about this concern. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
Thanks for your inquiry.It will not hurt to try using both products, but it is probably redundant.Silicone is a great medium for the scar to heal in, but using more silicone does not necessarily provide a better effect.
Based on the above photograph the sternal tattoo should not be distorted by a breast lift procedure. However, You will need to discuss your concerns and expected results with your board certified plastic surgeon.
It takes time for your incisions to heal and the skin to smooth out. Discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon, but what you are describing isn't uncommon. My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram