Due to weight loss, I am having a breast lift at Xmas as my breasts now sag though I still have a lot of tissue. I do NOT want a reduction (I like having large breasts); I obviously want less sag, but the loose skin is my main issue (had my breasts stayed full but sagging, I would not have surgery). I would like opinions on how a surgeon decides what incisions to make, whether I can get a decent result with just a lollipop incision, and whether it has any impact on e.g. loss of sensation.
Answer: Lipo-lift I appreciate your question.
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Use of Lollipop vs. Anchor Incision
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Use of Lollipop vs. Anchor Incision
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Lollipop vs anchor For really large breasts, I prefer the anchor. It gives you more immediate results as far as breast shape goes. The lollipop will require a lot of reassurance from your doctor letting you know that everything will settle out in months.
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Lollipop vs anchor For really large breasts, I prefer the anchor. It gives you more immediate results as far as breast shape goes. The lollipop will require a lot of reassurance from your doctor letting you know that everything will settle out in months.
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Full breast lift Thank you for your question. By your description, you have a great deal of loose skin of the breast which will require a full "anchor" type breast lift. You should focus on finding a surgeon who can provide a nice, round, projecting breast lift rather than trying to limit incision length and compromising your result. The scar locations are dictated by the degree of skin excess. Minimal skin excess may only require a circumareolar lift, moderate skin excess a lollipop lift, and significant skin excess an anchor lift. Again, its not extent of incisions/scars that is so important, but how the lift is performed internally. Best wishes!
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October 23, 2016
Answer: Full breast lift Thank you for your question. By your description, you have a great deal of loose skin of the breast which will require a full "anchor" type breast lift. You should focus on finding a surgeon who can provide a nice, round, projecting breast lift rather than trying to limit incision length and compromising your result. The scar locations are dictated by the degree of skin excess. Minimal skin excess may only require a circumareolar lift, moderate skin excess a lollipop lift, and significant skin excess an anchor lift. Again, its not extent of incisions/scars that is so important, but how the lift is performed internally. Best wishes!
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October 22, 2016
Answer: "Lollipop" vs "Anchor" Breast lift for big breasts (G cup, down from HH) with grade 3 ptosis and "empty" skin - pros and cons? Thank you for your question. A photograph would help. And in personal examination is necessary to properly and see her question.Based on the size of breast that you describe it is likely he will need an anchor left to adequately remove the excess skin. For more information on breast lift please read the link below:
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October 22, 2016
Answer: "Lollipop" vs "Anchor" Breast lift for big breasts (G cup, down from HH) with grade 3 ptosis and "empty" skin - pros and cons? Thank you for your question. A photograph would help. And in personal examination is necessary to properly and see her question.Based on the size of breast that you describe it is likely he will need an anchor left to adequately remove the excess skin. For more information on breast lift please read the link below:
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