I'm 20 years old, 5'7" and 120 pounds, around a 28ff bra size, and have never had children. I'm not exactly sure what caused my sagging breasts, but all I want to know now is the best way to fix it. Would a breast lift alone be okay, or would it be better with implants too? I don't mind either way, I might prefer to get implants but am still unsure about that. I just want to find the best option for me before making a conclusive decision. Thank you.
January 2, 2013
Answer: Breast Lift with Implants
A breast lift would definitely help your contours and give you the lift you want. Adding implants would increase upper pole fullness, but do not forget that it makes your bra bigger.
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January 2, 2013
Answer: Breast Lift with Implants
A breast lift would definitely help your contours and give you the lift you want. Adding implants would increase upper pole fullness, but do not forget that it makes your bra bigger.
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December 23, 2012
Answer: Breast Lift and Breast Reduction
In younger patients with rather large and droopy breasts it is rather important to find out a little more about patients developmental history. In someone that’s quite young and rather thin with significant breast enlargements it might not be appropriate to place an implant at the time of breast breast surgery. It appears that you have an adequate amount of breast tissue to achieve more attractive, more symmetrical and uplifted breasts without an implant. There are a number of other considerations to discuss in your particular case. Make sure you see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with lots of experience with Breast Surgery. Do not by shy about asking to see lots of before and after photos, so that you can judge the surgeon’s work.
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December 23, 2012
Answer: Breast Lift and Breast Reduction
In younger patients with rather large and droopy breasts it is rather important to find out a little more about patients developmental history. In someone that’s quite young and rather thin with significant breast enlargements it might not be appropriate to place an implant at the time of breast breast surgery. It appears that you have an adequate amount of breast tissue to achieve more attractive, more symmetrical and uplifted breasts without an implant. There are a number of other considerations to discuss in your particular case. Make sure you see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with lots of experience with Breast Surgery. Do not by shy about asking to see lots of before and after photos, so that you can judge the surgeon’s work.
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December 21, 2012
Answer: Breast lift
You are a good candidate for a breast lift, but I do not ink you need implants as well. Your breasts will be large enough without implants. Just be aware of the scars that are involved as well as the risk of loss of nipple sensation or the possibility that you will not be able to breast feel if you have the surgery.
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December 21, 2012
Answer: Breast lift
You are a good candidate for a breast lift, but I do not ink you need implants as well. Your breasts will be large enough without implants. Just be aware of the scars that are involved as well as the risk of loss of nipple sensation or the possibility that you will not be able to breast feel if you have the surgery.
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