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Breast Lift with Imlants - Surgeon Minute

s to a Breast Lift – Yes or No? It’s common knowledge that anyone with sagging breasts would benefit from a breast lift. Less understood is the answer to the question, “Which of those women would also benefit from the addition of implants at the time of the lift?” According to leading breast surgeon Dr. Richard Zienowicz, the answer is almost everyone. “In my practice, about 95% of patients have the addition of an implant at the time of mastopexy,” shares Zienowicz. WHY DO BREASTS SAG? The basic equation applied everywhere else on the aging body takes its toll on the chest as well: Gravity + Aging Skin + Volume Loss = Sagging Skin declines in quality from its previously youthful, firm and elastic self. No longer able to resist the strong and steady downward pull of gravity, the breasts change. Large breasts, once full and round, now hang heavy and low on the chest. Small breasts, once perky and tight, lay flat against the chest. Pregnancy and weight fluctuations magnify the normal effects of aging on the breast. During pregnancy, the glandular tissue in the breast swells. As a result, the breast skin stretches to accommodate the enlarged breast. When the breast deflates following pregnancy, the skin may not shrink back to a tight position, leaving loose skin and sagging breasts. Breasts are not composed only of glands. In fact, the main component of a breast is fat. Weight gain and loss can have a similar effect to pregnancy on the breast. Nipple position also changes as breasts age. In a youthful breast, the nipple is located close to the center of the breast, with fullness both above and below the nipple. In an aging breast, the nipple may sink to a lower position on the breast, with most of the fullness or weight of the breast sitting below the nipple. Full article: www.theplasticsurgerychannel.com/2017/04/25/adding-implants-to-a-breast-lift Follow The Plastic Surgery Channel on Twitter:   / pschannel   Follow The Plastic Surgery Channel on Facebook:   / theplasticsurgerychannel