I've had 3 kids & my breasts have gotten larger with each one. I now wear a size 38 I. I'm not so much concerned about the size, as I've had large breasts my entire life but, they are not as perky as I'd lime them to be. My biggest concern is that I have my nipples pierced and tattoos on both breasts including one directly around one areola. I was wondering if there was a way to do a lift without moving or cutting around my nipple at all or without risking cutting into any of the other tattoos?
Answer: Breast Lift The breast lift component requires an incision around the nipple areolar complex. At the time of your consultation your plastic surgeon would be able to inform you regarding the specifics in your circumstance. This operative procedure provides a high level of patient satisfaction.
Helpful
Answer: Breast Lift The breast lift component requires an incision around the nipple areolar complex. At the time of your consultation your plastic surgeon would be able to inform you regarding the specifics in your circumstance. This operative procedure provides a high level of patient satisfaction.
Helpful
September 22, 2016
Answer: Breast lift A breast lift, known as a mastopexy, is designed to restore the ideal shape of the breast. In your case, it specifically is designed to move the nipple/areola back to its more desired position centered on the breast mound. When the nipple is below the crease under the breast (known as the inframammary crease), it is referred to as third degree breast ptosis. Correction of this ptosis requires surgically moving the nipple/areola. This means making an incision around the nipple and areola in order to accomplish the procedure.There are a variety of techniques, but they all have one thing in common, relocation of the nipple and areola with surgical incisions. You should consider meeting with a board certified Plastic Surgeon to review your options. Ideally, these incisions will fade over time and will become imperceptible.Good luck with your surgery!
Helpful
September 22, 2016
Answer: Breast lift A breast lift, known as a mastopexy, is designed to restore the ideal shape of the breast. In your case, it specifically is designed to move the nipple/areola back to its more desired position centered on the breast mound. When the nipple is below the crease under the breast (known as the inframammary crease), it is referred to as third degree breast ptosis. Correction of this ptosis requires surgically moving the nipple/areola. This means making an incision around the nipple and areola in order to accomplish the procedure.There are a variety of techniques, but they all have one thing in common, relocation of the nipple and areola with surgical incisions. You should consider meeting with a board certified Plastic Surgeon to review your options. Ideally, these incisions will fade over time and will become imperceptible.Good luck with your surgery!
Helpful
