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What if my breasts are sagging?

Pregnancy, breast feeding, weight loss, hormonal changes and the normal aging process causes the breast to sag or droop. This occurs in every woman eventually. You may need to have a breast lift along with your augmentation. This will be discussed at length with you at your consultation. We have found that some women who have a slight amount of sagging (ptosis) have excellent results by placing a fuller or larger implant which raises the nipples up to some significant degree if the operation is performed properly. If a breast lift is necessary, Dr. Jacobsen uses a modified incision, called a 'Vertical Mammoplasty', saving the patient a large and undesirable scar. This operation uses a "lollipop incision" which is circle around the nipple and a line straight down on the lateral part of the breast all of which is covered by your brassiere. Dr. Jacobsen does not recommend the "anchor incision" which is commonly used for breast lifts elsewhere. These extensive incisions are unnecessary in Dr. Jacobsen's opinion and make revisions in the future risky as the blood supply to the breast tissue is changed unfavorably. Our ladies have been very happy with their incisions and the way they have healed for them.

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