Length
2 to
4 hours.
Recovery
It
may take 6 months to a year for
breasts to settle into their new
shape, but swelling and bruising
will disappear in the first few
weeks. May ache for a couple of
weeks. Should avoid lifting or
pushing anything heavy for 3 to 4
weeks. Back to work (if not too
strenuous) and social activities:
about 2 weeks.
Results
Permanent, sensitive to hormonal
shifts, weight changes, and
pregnancy.

Technology
Although techniques vary, the most
common procedure involves an
anchor-shaped incision that circles
the areola, which extends downward,
and follows the natural curve of the
crease beneath the breast. After Dr
Welsh removes excess glandular
tissue, fat, and skin, moving the
nipple and areola to their new
position, Dr Welsh then brings the
skin from both sides of the breast
down and around the areola, shaping
the new contour of the breast.
Patient Status
Outpatient
Anesthesia
General

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736-6806 for more information.