A Lift to Accompany Breast Augmentation

As young women we all complained, however briefly, about how our mammary glands hadn't developed the way we hoped. As time went by, we complained about the size that genetics wouldn't allow us to attain. But, beyond our earlier complaints - size being one that rarely ever fades - the body ages and the mammary glands too. Not only did the size not develop with creams and water bras, the cups we do have are now noticeably lower than they once were years ago. Therefore, many women utilize breast augmentation to create volume, smooth shape, and elevated breast for a more voluptuous and feminine figure. Often, some women decide later in life to complete the procedure so a little lift can benefit their chests whether they are small or very large. 

Depending upon the volume of implant you would like to go with and your overall upper body frame, there are several incision options available to your surgeon and therefore to you. All professionally licensed and well trained plastic surgeons have been made of aware of the four main options for inserting a breast implant into a patient. The incisions can be made at the areola, at the natural fold beneath the existing tissue, hidden within the armpit area, or through the bellybutton and over the abs to the pectoral area. As stated earlier, some implants are pre-filled as is common with the insertion beneath the existing tissue. However, for the areola and bellybutton methods, the implant sack will be rolled and positioned through these incision areas and then filled according to the volume that you seek. 

For some women, the breast augmentation sought requires a little lift too. Many older women seeking the figure and confidence boost of a breast augmentation often complete this process for the additional perk that a fuller chest provides. However, time and breast feeding often stretches the mammary glands, placing the areola far below the natural fold of the gland and causing a blatant sign of significant pendulum resembling droop. Implants will offer a fuller look, but they won't improve the appearance of the skin or how time and gravity have altered the shape of your natural tissue. So, many women often complete their look with one of several lift technique options. This includes the crescent, donut, lollipop or the anchor incisions, depending upon the severity of the sag or loss of volume. After such a procedure they've gained the height and most of the returned shape that they desire. 

After all, for all women who have lost their fullness and height over time breast augmentation may not be enough. They don't want their implants to fill sagging pendulums; they want a fully rejuvenated chest. Cosmetic surgeons around the world understand and will work around other procedures, such as a lift, in order for you to end up with the desired look that you set out to achieve with your body modification.