I have met 2 surgeons and both recommend having my Inframmary Lower . I have 3 childrens , Nursed all of them 12-14months each but my breast always came back . No stretchy skin or saggy breast. Doc says they would sit too high for what I want a natural shape breast ! And that I dont have much breast tissue to work with . large B size cup or at the most a small C cup after BA. So I am thinking 300cc or 325cc at the most. Do the pain after lowering the pocket makes the recovery worse?
March 6, 2014
Answer: Lowering the inframammary fold... Conservatively lowering the inframammary fold is almost always necessary in a patient with your similar breast shape. In order to guard against bottoming out the implant position, the surgeon must rely on a certain degree of lower pole stretching AND gentle fold lowering in order to best accommodate the implant. It will definitely not increase your recovery time. You might also consider a form stable implant to preserve and more natural breast shape. Good luck!
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March 6, 2014
Answer: Lowering the inframammary fold... Conservatively lowering the inframammary fold is almost always necessary in a patient with your similar breast shape. In order to guard against bottoming out the implant position, the surgeon must rely on a certain degree of lower pole stretching AND gentle fold lowering in order to best accommodate the implant. It will definitely not increase your recovery time. You might also consider a form stable implant to preserve and more natural breast shape. Good luck!
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March 6, 2014
Answer: Lowering of inframammary folds In most cases of breast augmentation, the inframammary fold is lowered. I have performed over 2 thousand breast augmentations, and you have fairly straight forward anatomy. I would definetely lower your inframammary fold. There is no more pain associated with this nor would you tend to "bottom out". Actually, you are an excellent candidate for breast augmentation.
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March 6, 2014
Answer: Lowering of inframammary folds In most cases of breast augmentation, the inframammary fold is lowered. I have performed over 2 thousand breast augmentations, and you have fairly straight forward anatomy. I would definetely lower your inframammary fold. There is no more pain associated with this nor would you tend to "bottom out". Actually, you are an excellent candidate for breast augmentation.
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