Is it true that they remove tissue and fat during a breast lift?
Answer: Breast lift Yes, during a breast lift, a certain amount of skin and breast tissue is removed. It is best to discuss with your plastic surgeon your postoperative expectations. Discussing this with your surgeon would give you an idea of how much smaller you could expect to be. If you do not wish to be smaller post op, you could discuss breast implant options to restore upper pole fullness.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Breast lift Yes, during a breast lift, a certain amount of skin and breast tissue is removed. It is best to discuss with your plastic surgeon your postoperative expectations. Discussing this with your surgeon would give you an idea of how much smaller you could expect to be. If you do not wish to be smaller post op, you could discuss breast implant options to restore upper pole fullness.
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Answer: Breasts A small reduction can be done at the same time as the lift, or a lift only with just skin removal can be done if the breast amount is not excessive. A breast reduction does include a lift unless it is done with liposuction,
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Answer: Breasts A small reduction can be done at the same time as the lift, or a lift only with just skin removal can be done if the breast amount is not excessive. A breast reduction does include a lift unless it is done with liposuction,
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March 17, 2024
Answer: Breast lift tissue removal I have had this question asked many times in my office in preparation for a breast lift (aka Mastopexy) and the answer is the following: "you have to nip/ tuck something to go from one position to another." It is however rare to be removing anything that is critical to breast function and that would be able to be saved if you want a different shape of your breasts. Best Wishes!!
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Answer: Breast lift tissue removal I have had this question asked many times in my office in preparation for a breast lift (aka Mastopexy) and the answer is the following: "you have to nip/ tuck something to go from one position to another." It is however rare to be removing anything that is critical to breast function and that would be able to be saved if you want a different shape of your breasts. Best Wishes!!
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March 10, 2024
Answer: To improve Contouring Thank you for your question. The main goal during breast lift is to elevate and reshape the breasts by removing any extra skin and rearranging the natural breast tissue without significantly reducing the breast volume. Sometimes, small amounts of extra fat around the breasts (in the armpits or around the breast's sides) can be removed using liposuction to improve contouring. If you're thinking about having a breast lift, speak with your surgeon about your objectives and available options.
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Answer: To improve Contouring Thank you for your question. The main goal during breast lift is to elevate and reshape the breasts by removing any extra skin and rearranging the natural breast tissue without significantly reducing the breast volume. Sometimes, small amounts of extra fat around the breasts (in the armpits or around the breast's sides) can be removed using liposuction to improve contouring. If you're thinking about having a breast lift, speak with your surgeon about your objectives and available options.
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March 8, 2024
Answer: Depends It depends on how much of a lift is performed. Generally, more tissue is removed when more extensive correction is performed. This tissue may include some fat.
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Answer: Depends It depends on how much of a lift is performed. Generally, more tissue is removed when more extensive correction is performed. This tissue may include some fat.
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