Will tape around breasts help lift after dual plane augmentation?

Taping of incisions and the breast are part of what is termed the "art of medicine".  Many of us do it.  This is a good question as for me and my practice, I have gone from taping all incisions to improve the scar to taping few incisions, but taping the breasts for revisions only.  The less taped used, the less blistering and more clean the incisions (since you can look at them, keep them clean, dry them etc.)It is unclear to me if the tape itself will improve a breast augmentation in one with pseudoptosis.  Your surgeon will be willing to explain the use and inquire about removing the tape.

I
personally have never used this technique to lift the breast in a primary (1’st
time) breast augmentation.Although I
haven’t had to do this, I could see myself perhaps taping the lower breast if I
felt I had created a pocket that was too low.I have used taping of the lower breast for secondary (ie after the first
time) breast augmentation patients that had implants sitting too low (also
called ‘bottoming out’) and needed the lower breast fold raised.The tape is used to reinforce the surgical
repair.

Taping breasts after surgery sounds good but actually does little to nothing to give you an internal lift.  I would follow your surgeon's advice.  He or she knows what works for them.Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS,FACS

You will find that all surgeons have their own particular recipe as to what to do intra-opeartively and post-operatively. Taping the beasts following this type of procedure can be done for  a number of purposes. I have on occasion taped the inframammary fold following a particurlaly difficult re-do in which the IMF has been previously displaced upwards or downwards. Taping helps to protect and re-enforce what I have done internally in order to correct a previous asymmetrical fold. Sometimes the tapes are applied to help shape the pocket. Whatever the case may be, taping for that period of time will allow the casule to form and be stabilized during the process.

You certainly should do whatever your plastic surgeon prescribes.I personally don't think fit taking has any useful role in the convalescent process after breast augmentation And lift.