At A Glance

End Result: After a few months
Socially fit: After 2-3 days
Fit for desk work: After 5-7 days
Surgery: General Anaesthesia
Risk: Low
Pain: Low
Active exercise: After 3-6 weeks
Inconveniences: Initial bruising, swelling, breasts may look asymmetric temporarily while healing, compression garment to be used for 4 weeks

What is Breast Lift?

A breast lift, also known as mastopexy, is a surgical procedure aimed at lifting and reshaping sagging or drooping breasts to achieve a more youthful and perky appearance. This cosmetic surgery addresses ptosis, which is the medical term for breast sagging caused by factors such as ageing, pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, or genetics. During a breast lift, excess skin is removed, and the breast tissue is reshaped and repositioned to restore a firmer and more elevated breast contour. The nipple and areola may also be repositioned to a higher, more youthful placement on the breast mound. The specific technique used for a breast lift will depend on factors such as the degree of ptosis, breast size, nipple position, and patient goals. Breast lift surgery can rejuvenate the breasts, improve breast symmetry, and enhance overall breast appearance, providing a boost in self-confidence and body image.

Why Breast Lift?

Breast lift surgery is suitable for individuals who are bothered by sagging or drooping breasts and wish to achieve a firmer, more youthful breast contour. Ideal candidates for a breast lift are typically in good overall health, have realistic expectations about the outcomes of the procedure, and are seeking to improve the appearance of their breasts without significantly altering their size. Women may consider a breast lift if they have experienced breast sagging due to factors such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, or ageing, resulting in loss of breast volume and skin elasticity. Additionally, individuals with naturally ptotic breasts or breast asymmetry may also benefit from a breast lift to improve breast shape and symmetry.