Is It Possible to Raise the Crease on the Chest Wall when Performing a Breast Lift?

During some breat lift techniques, the fold actually raises.  It all depends upon the technique.  Why specifically do you want the fold raised?

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Yes, it is possible to raise the inframammary fold when performing breast lifting surgery.  During breast lifting surgery  it is important to correctly “physician” the nipple/areola complexes in relation to the inframammary fold areas. For example, if the nipple/areola complexes are moved superiorly, generally the and from memory. This also be moved superiorly in order to achieve a athletically pleasing appearance of the lower breast poles. If this is not done, the distance from the nipple/areola complexes to the inframammary folds may be too high causing the nipples to be “pointing upwards” (stargazing).

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