HOUSTON, TX, March 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) Women of all ages decide they want to undergo breast surgery to improve their profile or figure. Understanding that there are different kinds of breast surgery procedures that have their own unique benefits is important. Some women want to know how they can benefit from a breast lift versus breast augmentation. Knowing that a breast lift may benefit you more than breast augmentation can help you decide which procedure is best.
Breast Lift
Also known as mastopexy, a breast lift is better for women who are more concerned about sagging or drooping breasts than breast size. Women who have become mothers often have sagging breasts after breast feeding their children. They, as well as older women, whose breasts sag as a result of aging and gravity, may be good candidates for the breast lift.
Breast lifts can be done with or without breast implants. In many cases, simply restoring the breasts to a more youthful appearance is enough.
Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation is what most people think of when they think of breast surgery. Breast augmentation includes increasing the size and changing the shape of the breasts with breast implants. It can be done in conjunction with a breast lift to give women the breast size and shape they had before pregnancy or when they were young.
Breast augmentation offers the choice of two types of breast implants. Saline breast implants and silicone breast implants each have their own benefits. There are placement options and incision options that need to be discussed with the plastic surgeon.
Although breast augmentation and breast lift are two different plastic surgery procedures, you may be a candidate for both of them. Learning about which procedure is best for you will help in your final decision and ultimate satisfaction for years to come.
If you would like to learn more about breast lifts or breast augmentation and are in the Houston, Texas area, please visit the website of Dr. Michael Ciaravino today at www.thebodydoc.com.
Breast Lift Versus Breast Augmentation
Women of all ages decide they want to undergo breast surgery to improve their profile or figure. Understanding that there are different kinds of breast surgery procedures that have their own unique benefits is important.
2012-03-01
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[Press-News.org] Breast Lift Versus Breast AugmentationWomen of all ages decide they want to undergo breast surgery to improve their profile or figure. Understanding that there are different kinds of breast surgery procedures that have their own unique benefits is important.