Your Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT BREAST LIFT
CAN A BREAST LIFT CORRECT ASYMMETRY BETWEEN THE TWO BREASTS?
Yes, a breast lift can also correct moderate asymmetry., This is achieved by adjusting the position of the areolas and the glandular volume. In the event of a major discrepancy, Dr. Djian can combine mastopexy with breast reduction or augmentation on one side only, for a symmetrical, natural result.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO BREASTFEED AFTER A BREAST LIFT?
The ability to breastfeed after a breast lift depends on the surgical technique used. Dr. Djian favors conservative techniques, but if the glands are too severed or displaced, breastfeeding may be compromised. Prior discussion is essential if breast-feeding is important to the patient.
CAN A BREAST LIFT BE COMBINED WITH BODY LIPOSUCTION?
Yes, it is common to combine a breast lift with targeted liposuction. (abdomen, hips, back) as part of a figure harmonization program. Dr. Djian assesses feasibility based on the length of the operation, the patient's state of health and her goals.
WHAT BRA TO WEAR AFTER MASTOPEXY?
A non-wired support bra is essential for 6 weeks after mastopexy. This post-operative model helps to keep the breasts in the right position, limit tension on the scars and promote proper healing. Dr. Djian recommends a well-fitting bra that fully covers the breasts, without aggressive seams, and with a front closure for easy donning. It should provide firm but non-compressive support, day and night, throughout the recovery phase.
ARE SCARS VISIBLE AFTER A BREAST LIFT?
Scars after a breast lift depend on the surgical technique (periareolar, vertical or inverted-T) and the healing quality specific to each patient. In general, they are discreet and well-placed Dr. Djian takes care to ensure that the breast is positioned correctly: around the areola, in the submammary fold, or vertically on the breast. Dr. Djian ensures minimize their visibility by adapting its incisions and offers a customized post-operative care to optimize their development.
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