I’ve gone to multiple consultations. A few doctors said I needed a lift, a few said I do not. The ones who said I do not say I’m too young for a lift with the scarring, I’m prone to keloids. Also said there is a small lift regardless with implants. The ones who say I do need it say they’re much too low. So I’m unsure
December 28, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Thanks for your question! I would say yes to a breast lift. However, I understand your concerns with keloid scarring. There are a lot of good scar options, but sometimes keloids are unavoidable. That being said, I would advise no breast surgery at all before suggesting just an implant. Good luck!
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December 28, 2023
Answer: Breast lift Thanks for your question! I would say yes to a breast lift. However, I understand your concerns with keloid scarring. There are a lot of good scar options, but sometimes keloids are unavoidable. That being said, I would advise no breast surgery at all before suggesting just an implant. Good luck!
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December 22, 2023
Answer: Breast lift A correctly selected implant will lift your nipple position. It is unlikely that the lifting effect of the implant will be enough to perfectly position your nipple in the ideal location relative to your breast volume. However, with a history of keloids, that may be a reasonable compromise. In these situations, I recommend the patient proceed with the breast augmentation and live with their new breast shape and nipple position for a year. If they are happy, no additional surgery is necessary until the aging changes of the breast require a lift. If the patient is unhappy, they get the lift. But, at least they know they need it and have made the decision based on their own experience. This strategy is especially useful if the risk of keloid formation is high.
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December 22, 2023
Answer: Breast lift A correctly selected implant will lift your nipple position. It is unlikely that the lifting effect of the implant will be enough to perfectly position your nipple in the ideal location relative to your breast volume. However, with a history of keloids, that may be a reasonable compromise. In these situations, I recommend the patient proceed with the breast augmentation and live with their new breast shape and nipple position for a year. If they are happy, no additional surgery is necessary until the aging changes of the breast require a lift. If the patient is unhappy, they get the lift. But, at least they know they need it and have made the decision based on their own experience. This strategy is especially useful if the risk of keloid formation is high.
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