Minimal Scar Mastopexy/Breast Lift Techniques

shiningstar · 10-18-2009, 03:32 PM

Hi Girls,

During my research I found some interesting minimal scar and endoscopic mastopexy techniques that some doctors pioneer.I think the new less invasive,no "telling scar" should continue development in modern elective surgery,specially since most of us have not idea of our individual scarring results until after surgery.I welcome any of you ladies to post links in similar techniques you may have found yourself to share.Perhaps they may be patients from this doctors or similar that can share their experience.Hopefully this may encourage doctors to create new alternatives in mastopexy.Similar as it happened with the axila and t.u.b.a techniques in ba. After all where there is demand,there is change

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http://www.magnoliaplasticsurgery.co...BA_w_Lift.html (I also find interesting how he uses ultrasound instead of massages to avoid implants complications..any shares on that?)

http://www.certified-plastic-surg.co...liftandaug.htm (Endoscopic mastopexy wow any one else knew about this?or more drs offering it?)

http://www.beckermd.com/mastopexy.aspx (Breast lifting reducing your areola with no visible scarring)

mai52takn · 10-18-2009, 04:07 PM

I had breast augmentation with mastopexy on September 16th. My incision is the top of the aerola, and a crescent shape was cut above that. Then it was sewn up - so to speak

I am BEYOND happy with my choice and results. I am 4 weeks post op and most of my "scar" is invisible already. I use biodermis aerola patches which I noticed a difference within a few days of using this. biodermis . com

There are many doctors that use this option, also called a crescent lift. The scar is minimal, and by the time you heal usually non-existent. This is said to be the "newer" technique versus the lollipop, anchor or donut lifts. Those options sometimes are the only option depending on how much sag the woman has, and how big. Although, I hear doctors doing the crescent now and days on almost every shape, size and sag.

HTH. FR if you want to see my pics. Ill be posting updated pics on the scar probably this week, havent done so in awhile and I really want to show the progression of them.

shiningstar · 10-18-2009, 04:24 PM

Hi Girl,
Thanks so much for sharing!.I hope this post can be for support and guide on this important matter and that soon we can start seeing more doctors and new procedures concern with delivering the best outcome for every woman. Sending FR.

mai52takn · 10-18-2009, 05:28 PM

You are very welcome!!! FR accepted!

Quote:

Originally Posted by shiningstar

Hi Girl,
Thanks so much for sharing!.I hope this post can be for support and guide on this important matter and that soon we can start seeing more doctors and new procedures concern with delivering the best outcome for every woman. Sending FR.

10-18-2009, 03:32 PM	#1
shiningstar Almost to my$$ goal and chiken out some lol... Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 55 Thanks: 8 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	Minimal Scar Mastopexy/Breast Lift Techniques Hi Girls, During my research I found some interesting minimal scar and endoscopic mastopexy techniques that some doctors pioneer.I think the new less invasive,no "telling scar" should continue development in modern elective surgery,specially since most of us have not idea of our individual scarring results until after surgery.I welcome any of you ladies to post links in similar techniques you may have found yourself to share.Perhaps they may be patients from this doctors or similar that can share their experience.Hopefully this may encourage doctors to create new alternatives in mastopexy.Similar as it happened with the axila and t.u.b.a techniques in ba. After all where there is demand,there is change . http://www.magnoliaplasticsurgery.co...BA_w_Lift.html (I also find interesting how he uses ultrasound instead of massages to avoid implants complications..any shares on that?) http://www.certified-plastic-surg.co...liftandaug.htm (Endoscopic mastopexy wow any one else knew about this?or more drs offering it?) http://www.beckermd.com/mastopexy.aspx (Breast lifting reducing your areola with no visible scarring)

10-18-2009, 04:07 PM	#2
mai52takn ~Weapons of Mass Distraction~ Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Southern California Posts: 518 Thanks: 103 Thanked 233 Times in 195 Posts	I had breast augmentation with mastopexy on September 16th. My incision is the top of the aerola, and a crescent shape was cut above that. Then it was sewn up - so to speak I am BEYOND happy with my choice and results. I am 4 weeks post op and most of my "scar" is invisible already. I use biodermis aerola patches which I noticed a difference within a few days of using this. biodermis . com There are many doctors that use this option, also called a crescent lift. The scar is minimal, and by the time you heal usually non-existent. This is said to be the "newer" technique versus the lollipop, anchor or donut lifts. Those options sometimes are the only option depending on how much sag the woman has, and how big. Although, I hear doctors doing the crescent now and days on almost every shape, size and sag. HTH. FR if you want to see my pics. Ill be posting updated pics on the scar probably this week, havent done so in awhile and I really want to show the progression of them. __________________ Will only accept friend requests from active users, with pics & posts.

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10-18-2009, 04:24 PM	#3
shiningstar Almost to my$$ goal and chiken out some lol... Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 55 Thanks: 8 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	Hi Girl, Thanks so much for sharing!.I hope this post can be for support and guide on this important matter and that soon we can start seeing more doctors and new procedures concern with delivering the best outcome for every woman. Sending FR.