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Age, pregnancy, and weight fluctuations all have an impact on how elastic and saggy breasts become over time. An operation to lift, reshape, and tighten the breasts is called a mastopexy. Additionally, it can lessen other flaws and asymmetry. Combining breast augmentation or reduction with a breast lift is possible. Although the effects of the procedure are apparent right away, you should give it serious consideration.
Your breasts should be firmer looking and feeling, as well as sitting high on the chest. Your breasts may appear deflated if you have sagging. We give the breasts new support when we lift them, allowing them to keep their firm appearance.
Poor nipple projection is a sign of various degrees of ptosis (drooping). A breast lift can help if the nipples on your sagging breasts point downward toward the floor. We can reposition the nipple-areolar complex and give it a more natural, forward projection by changing the shape of the breasts.
Breasts that are deflated may lose the attractive shape you may be looking for. We can restore a more attractive and supple breast shape by lifting the breast tissue.
Breast sagging is typical as women age, postpartum, and lose weight. A breast lift can restore the youthful position and projection you desire because high, perky breasts are frequently associated with youth.
Skin irritation brought on by extra skin can result from low sitting or sagging breasts. In addition to performing a minor breast reduction during your breast lift, we can also reduce the amount of extra breast skin to lessen uncomfortable chafing.
We are here to assist you with any questions you have.
Techniques used during breast lift surgeries vary depending on the patient. The best choice will depend on the patient's preferences, the amount of sagging that needs to be fixed, and the proportions of their body.
The areola is initially reduced in size to about 1.5 inches in diameter before the circumareolar breast lift procedure is performed. The outer layer is then separated from the extra skin that is present around the areola. One slides the areola into place. Like a purse string, the skin covering the areola is fastened. Extra stitches are placed to properly close the incision.
During the first few weeks following surgery, the breasts are tight and very perky, and the tissue around the areola becomes puckered and swollen. With time, the skin becomes more supple and flatter, and the breasts develop a pleasant, natural appearance.
The procedure typically varies from person to person, here are the most common values;
| Length of procedure | 3-4 hours |
| Anesthesia | Local or General Anesthesia |
| Healing Period | In 2-4 Weeks |
| Method of Choice | Depending on Condition of the Patient |
| Average Price | $2,500 |
