You may be a good candidate for breast lift surgery if you have one or more of the following conditions: --> breasts that are pendulous, but of satisfactory size --> breasts that lack substance or firmness --> nipples and areolas that point downward, especially if they are positioned below the breast crease ----> Sometimes these conditions may be inherited traits. In certain cases, the breasts may have developed differently so that one breast is firm and well positioned while the other is not. There may be differences in the size of your breasts as well as their shape. Breasts that are large and heavy can be lifted, but the results may not be as long-lasting as when the procedure is done on smaller breasts. ----> A breast lift can be performed at any age, but plastic surgeons usually recommend waiting until breast development has stopped. Pregnancy and breast-feeding may have significant and unpredictable effects on the size and shape of your breasts. Nevertheless, many women decide to undergo breast lift surgery before having children and feel that they can address any subsequent changes later. Since the milk ducts and nipples are left intact, breast lift surgery usually will not affect your ability to breast-feed; however, you should discuss this with your plastic surgeons.

You only get implants if you want to be larger. Period.
I don't know who it was...but someone started telling patients that they needed to get an implant to get a nice result wtih a lift. Rubbish! In fact, it is better to avoid implants if having a lift.
By definition, any patient needing a lift has skin that has already failed to hold up the existing weight of their breast. Adding weight to that makes no sense. Sure, you have removed skin, but the skin that remains is the same skin that gave way once already.
But for you, who doesn't even want to look any larger, for sure you don't need implants.

I think I am a candidate for this.

Hi Dr. Labrador, My name is Dr. Erica Anderson of Arlington VA, USA, I am a newbie here, and reading your posts, I guess, we have the same goal to share knowledge and give reliable information particularly Plastic Surgery. Looking forward to read your thoughts, shared information. My pleasure to meet all of you here. Have a great day. Everyone:)

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