Breast Lift surgery (Mastopexy)

Breast lift surgery, or mastopexy, is designed to reshape and reposition breasts affected by sagging or loss of firmness. Depending on breast volume and individual goals, treatment may be performed alone or combined with breast augmentation or breast reduction.

Breast shape and position can change following pregnancy, breastfeeding, significant weight changes, aging, or changes in skin elasticity. A breast lift focuses primarily on improving breast position and shape rather than simply increasing breast size.

During the procedure, excess skin may be removed and breast tissue reshaped. The nipple and areola may also be repositioned when appropriate. The surgical technique and incision pattern depend on the degree of breast sagging and individual anatomy.

Treatment Options
๐ Breast Lift Alone
๐ Breast Lift with Breast Augmentation
๐ Breast Lift with Breast Reduction
๐ Nipple and Areola Repositioning

May Be Suitable For
๐ Sagging breasts
๐ Low nipple position
๐ Loss of breast firmness
๐ Breast changes after pregnancy or breastfeeding
๐ Breast asymmetry
๐ Loss of upper-breast fullness

Recovery & Considerations
Swelling, bruising, tightness, and temporary changes in breast or nipple sensation may occur after surgery. Upper-body exercise and heavy lifting are usually restricted during early recovery. Breast lift surgery leaves surgical scars, with their location depending on the technique used.