I’ve asked w/ photos here about breast lift most said no need but easier w/ measurements to determine. Clavicle notch from center of nipples is 21cm,nipple to fold is 8cm, I am a 32C getting natrelle round 415CC to achieve D-DD & upper pole fullness dual plane. Is a lift needed? nipples sit above fold & side view shows pointing slightly upwards for nipples. also areola starts 19cm, nipple 20cm areola ends at 23cm
January 13, 2025
Answer: Breast augmentation will do great You should look great with breast augmentation alone! I do not believe a lift is needed here. Best of luck!
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January 13, 2025
Answer: Breast augmentation will do great You should look great with breast augmentation alone! I do not believe a lift is needed here. Best of luck!
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January 13, 2025
Answer: Breast augmentation Hello and thank you for your question. While it is difficult to tell from a photograph only taken in the anterior position, if the nipple areolar complex is located at or above the inframammary fold, there is a reasonable chance you would be a candidate for breast augmentation alone. It does appear that you do have some glandular ptosis (breast tissue sagging below the inframammary fold). Breast augmentation utilizing either a dual plane or a subglandular/subfascial technique with a 415cc implant would likely provide the volume required to fill your skin envelope along the lower pole. Physical examination is very helpful because it is important to determine how much stretch exists in the lower pole of the breast. If the distance from the nipple to the fold increases dramatically on stretch, you may want to ask your plastic surgeon about the addition of absorbable mesh to provide long-term stability. I hope this helps. Goodluck.
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January 13, 2025
Answer: Breast augmentation Hello and thank you for your question. While it is difficult to tell from a photograph only taken in the anterior position, if the nipple areolar complex is located at or above the inframammary fold, there is a reasonable chance you would be a candidate for breast augmentation alone. It does appear that you do have some glandular ptosis (breast tissue sagging below the inframammary fold). Breast augmentation utilizing either a dual plane or a subglandular/subfascial technique with a 415cc implant would likely provide the volume required to fill your skin envelope along the lower pole. Physical examination is very helpful because it is important to determine how much stretch exists in the lower pole of the breast. If the distance from the nipple to the fold increases dramatically on stretch, you may want to ask your plastic surgeon about the addition of absorbable mesh to provide long-term stability. I hope this helps. Goodluck.
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