Keyhole Top Surgery Procedure
- what can qualify/disqualify you from having it.
Let's all be on the same page. In no way shape or form does safely binding affect your qualifications for keyhole surgery.
As said by many in the medical community, I will summarize the procedure and what can disqualify you from keyhole top surgery.
It is recommended to have a very small cup size/ be flat chested or extreme elasticity due to not removing any access skin.
They make an incision around the areola and take the tissue out through the small cut around your areola. They do not remove any access skin, so this procedure is recommended for a very small cup size or extreme elasticity skin.
This means if you are a bigger cup size than the clinic/ surgeon feels comfortable doing without leaving a lot of access skin hanging (to be removed in another, later procedure if possible), you may not qualify. This is why moisturizing your pecs, and exercise will help you, along with binding properly.
Therefore, there is no reason not to bind (unless medically instructed not to). Most of the time, the factors mentioned above can be genetic, and you may never qualify for the keyhole procedure.
I did not get keyhole, I was given the option if I came back later (6months +) for a skin removal surgery, or the one step option ( and more affordable) was the flap procedure.
I was only a B cup, just as reference.
Surgerons want the best results, they have a reputation to uphold as a plastic surgeon. They can't have you walking around a mess or they look bad. Please understand people.
