Have my first ba appointment in october planning on getting 550cc over muscle, high profile. I have two kids that i breast fed. 21 yrs old, 5'4 135 lbs. My concern is my breasts are too saggy for just implants. I do not want a lift because of scars, want to look natural bigger and full, but concerned i will not have good result.
September 30, 2014
Answer: Saggy Breasts It is always difficult to make recommendations from photographs.Barring a full examination, it seems plain that you need a mastopexy. A breast augmentation without correcting your droop is not a viable option. With your mastopexy, either saline or silicone gel implants would serve you well. You are considering quite large implants and it is important to understand that this will promote early sagging and a possible need for a secondary mastopexy.A comprehensive consultation with a plastic surgeon, board-certified in plastic surgery, would allow you to understand the range of possibilities available for you.
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September 30, 2014
Answer: Saggy Breasts It is always difficult to make recommendations from photographs.Barring a full examination, it seems plain that you need a mastopexy. A breast augmentation without correcting your droop is not a viable option. With your mastopexy, either saline or silicone gel implants would serve you well. You are considering quite large implants and it is important to understand that this will promote early sagging and a possible need for a secondary mastopexy.A comprehensive consultation with a plastic surgeon, board-certified in plastic surgery, would allow you to understand the range of possibilities available for you.
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September 29, 2014
Answer: Saggy deflated breasts: do I need a lift? Although a subglandular position of a large implant may give an acceptable result, it will not lift your breasts, so they would be larger, but still not be perky. I think you would be better served with a lift at the time of your implants, and consider smaller implants. You have substantial amount of breast tissue, so with a large implant they will tend to fall with time.
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September 29, 2014
Answer: Saggy deflated breasts: do I need a lift? Although a subglandular position of a large implant may give an acceptable result, it will not lift your breasts, so they would be larger, but still not be perky. I think you would be better served with a lift at the time of your implants, and consider smaller implants. You have substantial amount of breast tissue, so with a large implant they will tend to fall with time.
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