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Breast lift surgery

Discussion in 'All Categories' started by zoya - Jul 15th, 2024 10:51 am.
zoya	I want to get breast lift surgery done. . What are the different types of breast lift techniques, and which one is best suited for me?
re: Breast lift surgery by Dr. B. S. Bhalla - Jul 15th, 2024 11:22 am #1
Dr. B. S. Bhalla	Breast lift surgery, or mastopexy, can be done using various techniques, each tailored to address different degrees of sagging and achieve specific aesthetic goals. Here are the main types of breast lift techniques: Crescent Lift: Indication: Minor sagging. Incision: Small, crescent-shaped incision along the upper half of the areola. Advantages: Minimal scarring. Disadvantages: Limited lift effect, best for minor adjustments. Peri-Areolar or Donut Lift: Indication: Mild sagging. Incision: Circular incision around the perimeter of the areola. Advantages: Scarring is limited to the edge of the areola. Disadvantages: Limited lift effect, can slightly reduce the size of the areola. Vertical or Lollipop Lift: Indication: Moderate sagging. Incision: Around the edge of the areola and vertically down to the breast crease. Advantages: More significant lift and reshaping compared to the crescent and peri-areolar lifts. Disadvantages: More scarring, although usually well-concealed. Anchor or Inverted-T Lift: Indication: Severe sagging. Incision: Around the edge of the areola, vertically down to the breast crease, and along the breast crease. Advantages: Most significant lift and reshaping, can address substantial sagging and excess skin. Disadvantages: More extensive scarring, but usually fades over time. Choosing the Best Technique for You The best technique for you depends on several factors, including the degree of sagging, your breast size and shape, skin quality, and your aesthetic goals. Here are some considerations: Degree of Sagging: More severe sagging generally requires more extensive incisions to achieve a satisfactory lift. Breast Size and Shape: Larger breasts may need more support and reshaping. Skin Quality: Poor skin elasticity may require more extensive lifting techniques. Personal Preferences: Your preference regarding scar placement and extent of lift will also influence the choice of technique.