Breast Lift

In order to increase the fullness of the breast, a combination of mastopexy and breast augmentation is required.

The Breast lift can be performed using a variety of incision patterns and techniques. Choosing the appropriate technique is based on breast volume and shape, size and position of the nipple-areola complex, the degree of breast ptosis (sagging) and finally the quality of skin in the area, as well as it’s elasticity.

After the procedure, elastic bandage dressings or a support bra may be applied to the area in order to minimize postoperative swelling.

The final results of the breast lift will appear over the following 1 to 6 months period, as breast shape and position continue to settle.

The resulting incision scars are concealed in the natural breast contours, however few of them are visible on the breast surface. All incision scars are permanent, but in most cases they tend to fade and significantly improve over time (6-12 months).

A Breast lift should be considered after child bearing is completed, since the changes that occur during pregnancy can minimize or even reverse the effect of the surgery.