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Breast Lift

Breast Lift (Mastopexy)

A breast lift is a cosmetic surgical procedure designed to raise and reshape sagging breasts, giving them a firmer and more youthful appearance. It is often sought by women who experience drooping due to aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, or genetic factors.

Benefits of a Breast Lift

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Elevates the position of the breasts.

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Reshapes and tightens breast tissue for improved contour.

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Restores symmetry between uneven breasts.

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Repositions the nipples and reduces the size of enlarged areolas if necessary.

Who is a Candidate for a Breast Lift?

Ideal candidates:

  • Have sagging breasts (ptosis) but are generally satisfied with their breast size.
  • Are in good physical health and at a stable weight.
  • Do not smoke or are willing to quit before and after surgery.
  • Have realistic expectations about the results.

Types of Breast Lift Techniques

The type of lift depends on the degree of sagging and individual goals:

Crescent Lift

Periareolar Lift (Donut Lift)

Vertical Lift (Lollipop Lift) (Donut Lift)

Anchor Lift (Inverted-T Lift)

Recovery Timeline

1. Immediate Post-Op (1-2 weeks):

  • Swelling, bruising, and soreness are common.
  • Limited arm movements; avoid heavy lifting or strenuous activities.
  • Wear a supportive bra to minimize swelling and support healing.

    • 2. Weeks 3-6:

  • Swelling begins to subside.
  • Most patients can resume light activities and exercise gradually.

    • 3. Months 3-6:

  • Final results become apparent as tissues settle.
  • Scars fade but may take 1-2 years to fully mature.

    • The Procedure

    Preparation

    • Pre-surgical consultation to discuss goals, health history, and procedure details.
    • Avoid smoking and certain medications before surgery.

    Surgery

    • Performed under general anesthesia.
    • Excess skin is removed, breast tissue is reshaped, and nipples are repositioned.
    • Duration: 2-3 hours, depending on the technique.

    Closing

    • Incisions are closed with sutures, and dressings or bandages are applied.
    • A surgical bra or elastic bandage may be provided for support.

    Risks and Complications

    • Scarring (usually fades over time).
    • Changes in nipple or breast sensation (temporary or permanent).
    • Asymmetry or uneven results.
    • Rare complications: infection, bleeding, or delayed healing.
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    Longevity of Results

    A breast lift provides long-lasting results, but aging, gravity, and lifestyle factors may affect the breasts’ appearance over time. Maintaining a stable weight and wearing supportive bras can help prolong the results.

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