With time, all breasts have a potential to experience deflation and/or sagging. All breast shapes and sizes can be affected. In time, an "A" cup can become a droopy "A" cup, a "B" cup, a droopy "B" cup, a "C" cup, a droopy "C" cup and so on. Poor genetics, gravity and physical body changes (e.g. pregnancy, significant weight shifts ) can individually or simultaneously contribute to a more matronly appearance. Many individuals would prefer more perky or sporty youthful appearance if possible. There is no intention of body shaming but simply educating individuals who are interested in improving the appearance of their breasts.
On this episode, "when your breasts have fallen and they can't get up," we speak with Dr. Glen Walton, MD, FACS, a highly skilled board certified plastic surgeon, on options available to patients who may be considering surgical options to lift their breasts. Dr. Walton graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in 1984 and went on to Emory University Medical School in Atlanta, graduating in 1988. He then went on to do his residency in General Surgery at Emory University from 1988-1993. He then completed a fellowship at the University of Texas Southwestern Plastic Surgery Program from 1993-1995. He began his professional career at Plastic Surgery of Athens, working from 1995-1997 and later joined Northeast Georgia Plastic Surgery, in Gainesville, Georgia, where he actively practices. Dr. Walton stays quite busy with cosmetic surgeries and procedures, always keeping safety as a first priority and meticulously working to leave patients with a more youthful natural appearance. He works a great deal with improving breasts (mastopexy vs. breast augmentation) abdominal tissue (abdominoplasty vs. mini-abdominoplasty), arm lifts (brachioplasty), facial rejuvenation, including facelifts, mini-facelifts and combo treatments and devices (ex. Inmode) , body lifts, liposuction, and so much more.
To set up a consult with Dr. Walton in-office or virtually, call 770-534-1856.
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