45+, 4children, Ideal Implant, 455c with lift

Ooooooh girl, you're in a tough spot! If it were me, I'd private message each of the negative reviewers and find out what specifically went wrong. Then find a couple positive reviewers for the same type of surgery you're having and message them to inquire about their positive experiences. Dig in. BL/BA is a complex surgery and honestly I think picking the RIGHT SURGEON is the most important factor in the outcome.

If you don't like what you're hearing, go somewhere else! Seriously.

Hi.. u should bring up all your concerns at your pre op appt. I literally had a list. I had a tummy tuck and re did my breast augmentation. As far as scars- yes u will have them. There are a lot of things we can do know to help them fade. At least u will have overall nice breast and will look awesome. I'd go for it. U know it's now or never. I wish I had done it sooner!!! Stay positive!!!

Hi there, I went through a similar process as you. I consulted with four PS locally before putting a deposit down with one. I then canceled because I didn’t feel 100% confident with the PS. And that’s the key; you need to find a PS that you have 100% confidence in. I probably spent more time researching the PS I consulted with the actual procedure itself. Lol. And I finally found one although I had to travel for his services since he was in a different state. Breast lift surgery is one of the most complicated surgeries out there; and it also has an extremely high revision. Unfortunately many people very naïvely assuming that any PS can perform this surgery. However looking at many of the BL results on these treatment boards gives credence to the fact that there are very few PS this country that can perform this surgery well, imo. In any case if you’re concerned about scars find a PS that specializes in breast lift surgery and does flawless incision work. Most PS won’t tell you this but their incision work plays a huge role on how well your scars heal. The neater and more precise their incisions are the better your scars will heal. Other factors are of course your genetics, health and after care including scar therapy. I also have a genetic predisposition for getting hypertrophic scars so this was also a big concern for me. Good luck and wish you the best!

Yes girl. I’m in the same boat with the fear of scarring. How’s your recovery ?

Wishing you the best! If your PS thinks an anchor (or small T) would give you a nicer shape I would go for it. I’m not an M.D. but from what I’ve read an anchor usually provides a nicer rounder shape. It also spreads the pressure of the incisions throughout the breast taking pressure off the areola and vertical incisions. No one really sees the anchor anyway since it’s hidden in the fold. It’s the vertical incision that’s the most noticeable and you want to do what you can to reduce any tension on that incision so it heals well. I had a full anchor myself. Absolutely no regrets. Good luck. :-)