Hi there, Can someone please advise whether I may be of benefit of having my left IMF raised? What are the risks involved in doing so in a potential future procedure? I do not believe there is a discrepancy between the levels of which my IMFs both sit, is there any other reason to raise an IMF other than to improve symmetry between breasts? Thanks in advance :)
November 2, 2020
Answer: Breasts Just based on your photos, you do have one shoulder that sits higher than the other. An elevated shoulder will raise the inferior fold. To determine if the fold should be elevated, you would need to be measured. Just looking at your photos, I would say the problem lies more with your back and shoulders than with your breasts.
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November 2, 2020
Answer: Breasts Just based on your photos, you do have one shoulder that sits higher than the other. An elevated shoulder will raise the inferior fold. To determine if the fold should be elevated, you would need to be measured. Just looking at your photos, I would say the problem lies more with your back and shoulders than with your breasts.
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Answer: Benefit of raising breast IMF? Thank you for your question. You result looks very good and your inframammary crease(IMF) symmetrical. I cannot imagine any reason to elevate her IMF further. In my experience reason the IMF only becomes necessary when and implant has bottomed out and yours have not.
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Answer: Benefit of raising breast IMF? Thank you for your question. You result looks very good and your inframammary crease(IMF) symmetrical. I cannot imagine any reason to elevate her IMF further. In my experience reason the IMF only becomes necessary when and implant has bottomed out and yours have not.
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