
Breast Lift
What Are the Benefits of Breast Lift Surgery?
If life has left your breasts sagging and without their one youthful perk, a breast lift is an effective way to redefine your feminine figure. Breast lift surgery (mastopexy) lifts and reshapes the breast tissue and skin to restore youthful elevation and a firmer look and feel.
What Are the Benefits of Breast Lift Surgery?
- Elevate sagging breasts
- Eliminate excess skin
- Tighten loose or stretched tissues following pregnancy or weight loss
- Resize or reposition the nipple-areola complex
Breast Lift Procedure
Breast lifts are performed under general anesthesia. A custom procedure will be crafted to lift and firm your breasts depending on your skin laxity, the volume of breast tissue, and the desired outcome. All breast lifts require external incisions, which are minimized as much as possible. But our breast enhancement patients find that the improved breast shape is well worth the tradeoff.
Incision Techniques
Anchor (Traditional) Breast Lift – The most traditional technique. This procedure involves an incision around the areola, vertically down the breast from the nipple to the breast line and along the breast fold in a crescent incision (resembling an anchor). This technique is best suited for those who have significant sagging as it allows for the removal of larger amounts of tissue and skin.
Lollipop (Vertical) Breast Lift – This technique involves only two of the incisions; around the areola and vertically down the breast. There is no crescent incision along the fold of the breast. A lollipop lift is best suited for women with moderate drooping.
Donut (Circumareolar) Breast Lift – This technique involves a singular incision around the circumference of the areola. A donut lift would only be employed where there was only minor sagging.
In your consultation, we will go over your goals for your procedure and perform an examination to determine which technique will best produce the results you are looking to achieve.
Face the world with confidence
Speak with a specialist or schedule a consultation today.