Breast Augmentation

In recent years, the Keller Funnel technique has brought a revolutionary advancement to the field of breast augmentation. This technique, now utilized by some of the best plastic surgeons in the country, has redefined the way breast implants are inserted, leading to improved precision and remarkable outcomes.

In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the transformative power of the no touch technique breast implant funnel and provide you with the knowledge and insights needed to make informed decisions about your breast augmentation journey. From understanding the principles behind the technique to discovering its benefits and considering its compatibility with your goals, this article aims to be your go-to resource for all things related to Keller Funnel breast augmentation.

By delving into the mechanisms, benefits, and considerations of the no touch technique funnel breast augmentation, we provide an invaluable go-to reference for individuals considering this groundbreaking approach. Whether you seek a more natural appearance, reduced risks, or a streamlined surgical experience, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions.

NOTE: The Keller Funnel® is a registered trademark and product of Allergan an AbbVie Company, a renowned leader in the field of aesthetics and medical technology.

Are you considering a breast lift without implants? Women who wish to change the shape or position of their breasts, without necessarily changing the volume or adding implants, may benefit from a breast lift with no implants. Over time, factors such as aging, weight fluctuations, pregnancy or breastfeeding can impact the look of the breast, leading some women to feel self-conscious or dissatisfied.  A breast lift without implants repositions the breasts higher on the chest with a perkier contour, and results in a more youthful overall aesthetic.

A breast lift (mastopexy) without implants is designed to remove excess skin, reposition the nipples, and reshape the breast tissue. Generally, there are many reasons a woman might consider a breast lift without implants. If you are unhappy with sagging breasts and desire a more uplifted and youthful breast appearance, you should consult with a qualified plastic surgeon to discuss the options that meet your aesthetic goals.

For women who wish to improve the appearance of their breasts without resorting to implants, a breast lift without implants offers an excellent solution. This procedure, also known as mastopexy, allows women to restore their breasts to a more youthful and lifted position, resulting in a boost in self-esteem and body image. In this blog post, we will explore the art of breast lift without implants and shed light on why it has become a popular choice among women seeking a natural transformation.

Breast augmentation scars are a concern for anyone considering   breast implants or a breast lift procedure. Patients often wonder how noticeable their breast implant scars will be. Ultimately, the answer depends on a many factors including the type of procedure performed, the type of implant used, and some genetic factors regarding scar healing.

What are the types of procedures associated with breast augmentation scars?

Surgical procedures associated with breast augmentation are associated with some minimal scarring. Breast augmentation will increase or restore volume to the breast, most often through the placement of breast implants. There are many implant types available, including silicone and saline, along with a variety of shapes and profiles that bring desired results based on your specific cosmetic goals.

In some cases, the surgeon performs a breast lift during the procedure which elevates the breast to a more youthful position. Your specific breast implant scars will depend on the procedure you undergo, but in all cases, your surgeon will minimize the appearance of scars for the most beautiful, natural result.

If you are considering breast augmentation surgery, it is likely that you have questions about the different options available to enhance your physique. Whether you are considering breast implants, a breast lift, or a Mommy Makeover procedure, it is a fact that no two patients are identical. Indeed, each patient brings a unique set of questions to every appointment. As a top plastic surgical practice in Scottsdale, we sometimes encounter the question “Can I get breast implants if I have a nipple piercing?”

In short answer, yes.

Nipple piercing is a type of body piercing, often at the base of the nipple, which creates a small hole through the tissue. Often jewelry is inserted through the piercing with many sizes and styles available. In fact, the practice of nipple piercing dates back hundreds of years.

Because a breast implant placement is well beneath the tissues of the nipple, there is no interference between a piercing and an implant. There are, however, factors to consider when considering breast implants after a nipple piercing.

Breast implant rippling is a relatively common, yet unintended finding following breast augmentation surgery when implant edges are visible beneath the skin. Implant rippling is more noticeable when a woman’s frame is very thin, although there are additional associated co-factors that contribute to some cases.  Some women feel distressed by the look of their breasts with ripples and may seek a solution depending on the severity of their symptoms.

The term “asymmetrical breasts” refers to the condition where one breast has a different size, shape, position, or volume than the other. Breast tissue, in general, is dynamic and changes through a woman’s life, most dramatically at puberty, and then again with the hormonal changes of pregnancy, breastfeeding, and menopause.

Similarly, breast tissue can change each month during ovulation, as breasts sometimes appear temporarily larger due to water retention and increased blood flow. A small variation between the breasts is completely normal, but when there is a significant difference, a woman may feel self-conscious or unhappy with her body.

In this article we will address some concerns women may have about their asymmetric breasts. We will also discuss available procedures that impact the aesthetics of this condition.

Tubular breasts are a condition in which the breast tissue lacks volume in both the horizontal and vertical direction, leading to tubular or tuberous breasts. Some doctors also call this condition breast hypoplasia. In general, the breast tissue does not proliferate properly during puberty, leading to a breast deformity that impacts breast shape and at times the ability for a woman to breastfeed. Important to note, there is no health risk associated with tuberous breasts, however, some women seek to correct the condition by undergoing breast augmentation surgery.

In this article, you will learn what tubular breasts look like and how to treat the condition. Scottsdale plastic surgeon Dr. Ashley Howarth is an expert plastic surgeon known for correcting tubular breast deformity with breast augmentation surgery in Arizona.