The anchor technique is employed in cases of substantial reductions and significant drooping. It involves three incisions: one around the areola, another vertically down to the breast crease, and a third along the crease. This provides maximum access and versatility in reshaping. So Dr. Nesiba can eliminate lots of tissue while also lifting the breasts into a higher position that suits their new size.
This surgical technique involves two incisions—one in the areola area and one downward vertically to the breast crease. It is best for those with moderately sized breasts and sagging. The technique allows Dr. Nesiba to remove excess tissue and reshape the breast without the need for a horizontal incision, resulting in a lollipop-shaped scar that fades over time.
On the surgery day, Dr. Nesiba marks the breasts to direct tissue removal and incision placement. General anesthesia is then provided by an anesthesiologist to make the patient asleep and maintain comfort.
All the incisions are made by our surgeon depending on the anatomy and breast size of the patient. Most of the time, he makes a lollipop or anchor cutting to eliminate fats, skin, and extra breast tissue.Then, the remaining tissue is reshaped, and the nipple and areola are repositioned slightly higher to create a more natural look.