Posted November 15, 2017 in Breast Lift With Implants
Have you noticed a change in your breasts that you don’t love? Do they appear deflated, shapeless, or sagging? The breasts can be a symbol of femininity that you receive confidence and satisfaction from. Major life events like have children or losing weight can alter the look of your bustline. There are several breast enhancement options available to restore the attractive, youthful breast appearance you desire.
The Importance of a Consultation
Before you can choose a technique that best meets your aesthetic needs, you need to schedule a consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon. During this meeting, your surgeon will evaluate your anatomy, the quality of your breast tissue elasticity, and the fullness of your breasts. These factors will influence the technique that is recommended for restoring your breast appearance.
When You Should Consider a Lift
A breast lift is considered when you have a pleasing breast size but have begun to experience laxity. Sagging breasts are marked by breast tissue that sits below the inframammary crease and possibly a downward nipple projection. A breast lift repositions and supports the tissues, creating perkier and better-shaped breasts.
When You Should Consider Implants
Implants are recommended if your breasts lack the size and fullness you desire. You may have always had small breasts, or you have lost breast volume following pregnancy or weight loss. Breast implants help increase the size and improve the shape of your breasts. Implants can restore upper pole fullness and create more attractive cleavage.
Why You Should Combine Techniques
Pregnancy and weight loss can leave you with both breast deflation and laxity. We combine a breast lift with implants because a breast augmentation alone cannot treat sagging breasts. If you have lax breast tissue, it is important that you address it if you want to insert implants. Weak breast tissue is more likely to experience bottoming out or double bubble deformity with implants. Combining techniques can save you time, money, and heartache. Your results are more likely to last longer and look better.