Non-surgical bust correction

Age specificity and changes in hormonal levels, sudden weight loss or weight gain after childbirth or during breastfeeding are some of the most common reasons for loss of breast elasticity. Today, plastic surgery offers ample opportunities: you can restore the previous shape of the bust, the position of the breast, restore its elasticity and missing volume.

Non-surgical breast correction requires caution, despite the absence of surgical intervention. There are a number of aesthetic and medical indications, given the high likelihood of developing post-procedural complications. In this material, we will introduce you to the basic methods of non-surgical breast correction, and tell you about indications and contraindications for the procedures.

What types of breast correction do not require surgery

Differentiate between:

• mesotherapy is a procedure that involves deep injections into the layers of the skin. Drugs are used that stimulate the natural production of collagen and elastin;
• physiotherapeutic methods - these include myostimulation and microcurrent therapy.

The drugs used during the procedure are:

• homeopathic group remedies;
• vitamin preparations (ascorbic, nicotinic acids, injections of thiamine, biotin, pyridoxine), as well as microelements;
• acids of the organic group (glycolic and pyruvic acids are most often used);
• plant extracts, for example, witch hazel;
• biotechnological agents (hyaluron);
• organic extracts (injections of collagen, elastin);
• medicines.

Contraindications for mesotherapy:

1. local infections and inflammatory processes;
2. herpes (chronic);
3. epilepsy attacks;
4. tendency to seizures;
5. pregnancy and lactation period;
6. intolerance to the specified medications.

Endoscopic bust correction

The procedure under consideration involves a breast lift by puncturing the skin. The technique does not involve incisions on the chest, and therefore significantly reduces the number of post-procedural scars. Only the skin in the armpit area is incised in order to insert the necessary instruments.

Myostimulation

The myostimulation technique involves exposure to current pulses. During the procedure, the current strength is regulated, due to which the impulse reaches the brain, and from it to the muscles being stimulated. As a result, the pectoral muscles actively contract, which helps strengthen them. The load gradually increases as the current varies.

Microcurrent therapy

Microcurrent technique is an effective way to correct breasts. It is especially effective with the use of nourishing skin gels. Microcurrents affect the skin, thereby allowing nutrients to penetrate as deeply as possible. The procedure helps to normalize metabolic processes occurring in the layers of the skin. Microcurrent therapy is also effective in stimulating the production of important substances such as elastin and collagen.

Laser breast correction

This technique of bust correction has been practiced relatively recently and is currently being actively tested in the USA. The procedure algorithm is quite simple: a laser beam of a certain wavelength is used, which is directed onto the skin of the chest. The action of the laser contributes to the overall health of the skin and normalization of its condition. The result of the procedure is improvement of the functioning of the mammary gland, regeneration of the soft tissue of the breast, returning its elasticity and elasticity.

Contraindications to the above procedures:

• local skin diseases;
• suffered stroke;
• impaired blood circulation in the brain;
• high blood pressure and frequent hypertensive crises;
• heart disease in the stage of decompensation;
• presence of a pacemaker;
• pregnancy, lactation period;
• presence of cancer, regardless of location;
• intolerance to anesthesia.

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