Benelli And Crescent Breast Lifts

If you want to restore the youthful look and feel of your breasts, your best option is to have a breast lift procedure. It will give your breasts a perky and youthful demeanor once again. But which type of breast lift is right for you? We'll talk about the two most popular.

The two most popular methods for a breast lift are the Benelli and the crescent method. Which type of procedure depends on your breast size, sagginess, and your desired results. You and your doctor will have to discuss all of these issues in order for you to arrive at the method that is best suited for your situation.

Before we discuss each method, you need to realize that scarring is almost always inevitable. While it is true that some women are lucky to have their scars fade over time, the truth is most women do experience some form of scarring regardless of which type of breast lift they ultimately choose.

The title "crescent method" refers to the manner in which the incision is made on the breast. The surgeon will make an incision above or below the areola and remove that tissue. He or she will then pull the skin from all three sides and suture it against the areola. While this has a tendency to leave more scarring, it is also less invasive than other procedures.

The Benelli method involves cutting a circle around the areola and removing a portion of skin that completely surrounds the areola, and then pulling the remaining skin back up to the areola. He or she will then suture the areola to the skin that was lifted towards it. The Benelli method typically produces fewer scars than other methods. The end result creates a more round, flat breast instead of a sloping one. Women who have excessive sagginess are ideal candidates for the Benelli method.

Both the Benelli and the crescent method are very effective at producing the desired results. When you speak with a qualified surgeon, he or she will share with you the pros and cons regarding both methods. Depending on the size of your breasts and their sagginess, your surgeon may recommend one method or the other, or perhaps a different type of procedure.

Recovery from your breast lift will require plenty of rest, water, and following the general advice of your surgeon. He or she will also prescribe pain killers and antibiotics. It is very important that you take the antibiotics as their purpose is to prevent any type of infection from developing.

These days, anyone can research virtually any topic online - everything you would like to know is just a click away! But is the information accurate and up to date? Not likely. Sure, you can get general knowledge regarding almost any subject but to really learn the pros and cons of something as complex as plastic surgery, your only option is to speak with a licensed, board certified surgeon.

Most surgeons will provide a free consultation for new clients, so don't worry too much about cost. Your primary goal (if you're serious about having a plastic surgical procedure) is to contact a plastic surgeon and discuss your personal goals and let him or her tell you about the latest procedures.

It is not the intention of this article to provide medical advice or recommendations. Only a licensed physician can answer your health related questions and give you health-related advice. Good luck!