A surgeon suggested elevating the position of my nipples due to their short distance from my breast fold, which measures 5.5cm. Is this truly required? The planned incision is at the top part of the nipple. My collarbone-to-nipple distances are 18cm and 19cm. I have a petite build and wear a 34B to small C bra size with a teardrop breast shape. I'm contemplating 345cc Natrelle cohesive gel implants with a textured surface. Is it feasible to insert implants of this size through the nipple?
The short distance from the nipple to the infra-mammary line does not indicate droopy breasts or the need for a breast lift. Based on the limited measurement you provided, it does not appear that you have breast ptosis. It may be a case of a shorter nipple to infra-mammary line measurement. A superior crescent excision does not affect the distance between the nipple and the infra-mammary line.
A short distance from the fold to the nipple is a characteristic commonly seen in tubular or constricted breasts. In order to achieve a centered appearance of the nipple after augmentation, it is necessary to either lower the fold, raise the nipple, or both, particularly in cases like yours. Form-stable implants, such as the one you are considering, can be beneficial in these situations. However, it is not possible to insert the implant through an incision above the nipple. Your own plastic surgeon is the most qualified person to provide advice on what would be best for you.
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