The chest is located low

When we walk on the street, we all envy those tall and straight breasts. However, if we look at our own breasts, we will find that some people have sagging breasts, including the position of the breasts that grows a little lower. This will make it difficult to wear clothes and underwear, and it will also be very ugly and cannot hold up the shape of the underwear. What should we do in this situation?

Obvious sagging with obvious hypertrophy: This situation requires standard breast reduction surgery to solve it, removing excess glands and skin, lifting the downward-moving nipple and areola, reducing the enlarged areola, fixing the remaining glands, etc.

Moderate or obvious sagging with insufficient breast volume: The method to prevent this type of breast sagging is more complicated. If you only choose to remove the skin and protect the breast tissue for shaping, the breast volume will be insufficient. This type of deformity requires solving two problems: one is the repositioning of the nipple and areola and removing excess skin; the second is to achieve the ideal volume and shape through breast augmentation surgery, which can be completed in one operation.

Mild breast ptosis of moderate size: This type of breast ptosis is the easiest to deal with and does not require surgical correction. All you need to do is wear a suitable supportive bra. However, if the patient is not satisfied with the effect of wearing a bra, a very minor invasive surgery using a circular incision around the areola can solve the problem.

Mild to moderate breast ptosis with chronic cystic hyperplasia: If the breast cystic hyperplasia is severe and breast ptosis surgery requires mastectomy, breast reconstruction is generally performed by implanting a breast prosthesis under the pectoral muscle. When the skin is thin, it is more suitable to implant the prosthesis under the pectoral muscle, using the skin as a pedicle to carry the nipple and areola and lift them to the appropriate position. However, care should be taken not to suture the skin wound too tightly or create too much tension, so as not to affect the blood supply to the nipple and areola.