I’m getting silicone implants in about a month, which will be submuscular as I have little natural breast tissue. Currently, I enjoy rock climbing in a gym 1-2 times per week. I know I’ll have to stop this for months after surgery, but I’ve seen some surgeons say online that it may NEVER be wise to return to such activities w/ implants under the muscle. I’ll ask my surgeon, but would love multiple opinions as info seems conflicting! I’m thin, don’t look super muscular. I’ll give it up if I must!
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Based on the photographs you have grade 1 ptosis. The means that your nipples lie at approximately the level of your inframammary fold. I think you will be a candidate for an implant alone.
The term internal bra is a bit of a misnomer. This technique uses bioabsorbable mesh to help support and strengthen tissue. Your own tissue will take the place of the mesh over time resulting in stronger reinforcement for this tissue. It will not keep the implants held high permanently, but...
Unfortunately, we have not come up with any nonsurgical method to reliably and reproducible he tighten skin. There are some devices on the market which may create a tiny amount of skin tightening but none that will make any type of significant change. If one has stretchmarks, unfortunately we...