I'm in my young 20's and would like a lift. It has been noted to me that I have breast ptosis (genetic I assume..no children). I also feel I have large nipples. What type of lift would be best for me from what you can see in the picture and with the least scarring? I see all these pictures with a scar around the nipple and under the breasts...does this ever go away, if so, how long does it take to 100% disappear (if ever 100%)? My goal picture is also below...looks natural and even.
Answer: #HowToMakeBreastScarsFade For most significant fading but not completely. Best Scar Management is important to minimize or completely hide from view, the telltale signs of your surgery—namely, scars. Both you and your surgeon want you to have the most minimal scarring possible. There are many possible causes for scars that are enlarged or not healing well. Unsightly scars are most commonly due to genetics, underlying medical conditions, or improper scar/wound care. The last part is very important and patients can make a noticeable difference in their scars’ appearance by following best scar management practices. Here are some simple tips in the below link:
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CONTACT NOW Answer: #HowToMakeBreastScarsFade For most significant fading but not completely. Best Scar Management is important to minimize or completely hide from view, the telltale signs of your surgery—namely, scars. Both you and your surgeon want you to have the most minimal scarring possible. There are many possible causes for scars that are enlarged or not healing well. Unsightly scars are most commonly due to genetics, underlying medical conditions, or improper scar/wound care. The last part is very important and patients can make a noticeable difference in their scars’ appearance by following best scar management practices. Here are some simple tips in the below link:
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Does scarring fade after a breast lift? Scarring will fade after a breast lift over time. Incisions are made so that resulting scars are concealed within the natural contours as much as possible. Everyone heals differently and the degree of scarring will vary from person to person.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Does scarring fade after a breast lift? Scarring will fade after a breast lift over time. Incisions are made so that resulting scars are concealed within the natural contours as much as possible. Everyone heals differently and the degree of scarring will vary from person to person.
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February 25, 2020
Answer: Breast lift Hi and thank you for your post and photos. Based on your photos it appears that you would best benefit from a lift and lollipop incision (scar around the areola and from areola down to the inframammary crease). An implant isn’t necessary unless you desire more volume in the breasts. As for scarring there are many ways to reduce scarring after surgery such as silicone scar treatment typically beginning a month after surgery. Many patients also benefit from laser treatments which begin a few months after surgery. I recommend you meet with Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to further discuss your concerns. Best wishes! Dr. Aydin
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Answer: Breast lift Hi and thank you for your post and photos. Based on your photos it appears that you would best benefit from a lift and lollipop incision (scar around the areola and from areola down to the inframammary crease). An implant isn’t necessary unless you desire more volume in the breasts. As for scarring there are many ways to reduce scarring after surgery such as silicone scar treatment typically beginning a month after surgery. Many patients also benefit from laser treatments which begin a few months after surgery. I recommend you meet with Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to further discuss your concerns. Best wishes! Dr. Aydin
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Answer: Does scarring ever fade completely after a breast lift? Unfortunately, you can’t have surgery without scars, and scars never go away 100%. They do get better with time and in some cases, they may practically fade completely in a few years. But there are plenty of ways to treat unwanted scars like with silicone gels, lasers and more....so you don’t need to worry about it too much.You would be a perfect candidate for a Breast Lift With Implants. But would need a lollipop scar at the very least. If you wish to lift and even out your breast, surgery is your only option and definitely worth the scars. But you have to be ready for scars. If you don't want scars yet, then I don’t think your ready for surgery. Best of luck,Dr. Miguel Mota
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Answer: Does scarring ever fade completely after a breast lift? Unfortunately, you can’t have surgery without scars, and scars never go away 100%. They do get better with time and in some cases, they may practically fade completely in a few years. But there are plenty of ways to treat unwanted scars like with silicone gels, lasers and more....so you don’t need to worry about it too much.You would be a perfect candidate for a Breast Lift With Implants. But would need a lollipop scar at the very least. If you wish to lift and even out your breast, surgery is your only option and definitely worth the scars. But you have to be ready for scars. If you don't want scars yet, then I don’t think your ready for surgery. Best of luck,Dr. Miguel Mota
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June 27, 2018
Answer: Surgical Incisions Typically Heal Well Thank you for your question. Surgical scarring typically heals more cleanly than accidental trauma. In many cases, once the scar is mature at twelve months, my patients may have a very thin, almost imperceptible line. In addition, I offer a comprehensive scar care regimen as part of the surgical process to optimize the ultimate appearance of any incisional scars. From your image, your ptosis, or sag, appears to be relatively mild. You could possibly undergo a periareolar breast lift, where the incisional scar hides well along the border of the more darkly pigmented areolar tissue. However, if you plan to become pregnant in the future, you may compromise your result via pregnancy weight gain and breastfeeding at that time.
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Answer: Surgical Incisions Typically Heal Well Thank you for your question. Surgical scarring typically heals more cleanly than accidental trauma. In many cases, once the scar is mature at twelve months, my patients may have a very thin, almost imperceptible line. In addition, I offer a comprehensive scar care regimen as part of the surgical process to optimize the ultimate appearance of any incisional scars. From your image, your ptosis, or sag, appears to be relatively mild. You could possibly undergo a periareolar breast lift, where the incisional scar hides well along the border of the more darkly pigmented areolar tissue. However, if you plan to become pregnant in the future, you may compromise your result via pregnancy weight gain and breastfeeding at that time.
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December 11, 2017
Answer: Scars after breast lift The scars that result from a breast lift unfortunately are permanent. They will indeed fade overtime but will never completely go away. The amount of fading depends on many things. It depends on the technique used by your surgeon as well as genetics as well as different topical scar treatments that are available. There are also injections which can help with scarring as well as laser treatments. Ultimately However, there is no such thing as stars that completely go away.
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Answer: Scars after breast lift The scars that result from a breast lift unfortunately are permanent. They will indeed fade overtime but will never completely go away. The amount of fading depends on many things. It depends on the technique used by your surgeon as well as genetics as well as different topical scar treatments that are available. There are also injections which can help with scarring as well as laser treatments. Ultimately However, there is no such thing as stars that completely go away.
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