Here is a second set of breast lift photos from Dr. Justin Bellamy's Palm Beach Gardens practice. If you're comparing cases, the notes below can help you turn what you see into questions for your own consultation.
- Gender
- Female
From photos to questions
Looking at a case is only useful if it changes what you ask. Whether these photos make you say "yes, that's what I want" or "that's not quite it," they give you something specific to talk about. Here are five conversations worth having after you've studied a case like this one.
1. What is realistic for my starting point?
Two people can start with breasts that look similar in a photo and end up with different results, because skin elasticity, tissue and the amount of sagging differ. Ask Dr. Bellamy where your starting point sits and what change is likely.
2. How much size and fullness do I want?
Some patients want to keep their size and simply be lifted. Others want more fullness in the upper breast. Decide how you feel about size before the visit, and say so plainly. Photos of shapes you like are more helpful than cup sizes.
3. What will my scars look like?
The scar pattern depends on how much lift is needed. Ask which pattern applies to you, where the incisions would sit and how scars tend to mature. You'll want to know too how they fit with the swimwear and necklines you wear.
4. What does recovery look like for me?
Ask about time away from work, when you can exercise and what support garments you'll need. If you have young children, ask about lifting restrictions and how to plan for them.
5. How long will the result last?
Lifts are long-lasting but not permanent, and breast tissue keeps changing with age, weight and pregnancy. Ask what you can do to keep your result, and what to expect if your plans include having children.
Lift with implants: extra questions
If your plan may include an implant, add a few more questions: which implant type and placement Dr. Bellamy recommends and why, how the implant affects the shape of your lift, and what long-term care involves.
Keep exploring
For the full picture of options, recovery and risks, see the breast lift gallery guide and the breast lift page.
Talk to Dr. Bellamy
Ready to ask those questions in person? Request a consultation or call (561) 705-0044. Dr. Bellamy's office is at 2865 PGA Boulevard, Suite 100-A, in Palm Beach Gardens, and he sees patients from across Palm Beach County and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I use before and after photos to prepare for a consultation?
Pick a few cases you like and note what you like about each. Then bring those images, plus a couple you don't like, to your visit. It gives Dr. Bellamy a clear picture of your taste and makes the conversation faster.
Can a breast lift be combined with implants in one surgery?
Often yes. A lift with an implant can restore position and add fullness in one operation, and it is a common choice after pregnancy and breastfeeding. Whether it's right for you depends on your anatomy and goals.
Where can I read more about breast lift surgery?
Our breast lift gallery guide covers options, scars, recovery and risks in detail.
