Breast Lift

Patients who meet the following criteria constitute the best candidates for the operation:

• Women who have long been interested in how to improve the form of their
  breasts.
• Women who have long been interested in how to improve the form of their
  breasts.
• People that do not have major medical issues, including breast disease.
• Patients wanting to achieve a more comfortable and proportionate body.
• Candidates who are mentally stable and have realistic expectations
  about the benefits of surgery.
• Patients that are in generally good health and non-smokers

Prior to the surgery, your doctor will recommend a mammogram and a few examinations, and a blood test to be administered. Additionally, he will take your
medical history, and advise that you cease smoking and taking blood-thinning medication for a few weeks, before and after. This will allow him to create a personalized full treatment plan and to advise you on all aspects of the operation itself and of your recovery.

There are several different breast lift treatments, and the best one for you will depend on your objectives as well as your current size and form. Your starting breast size, degree of drooping, and skin elasticity are crucial elements that define the approach that is appropriate for you to produce the finest aesthetic, natural result.

Breast lift surgery normally takes one and a half to three hours to complete as an outpatient treatment while being administered under general anesthesia.
Incisions are necessary for all varieties of breast lifts in order to remove extra skin and realign the remaining skin. There are various types of surgical treatments to choose from, that vary in the way the skin is lifted and the incisions produced:

• ANCHOR BREAST LIFT: utilizes a keyhole/ anchor incision that forms an
  anchor shape that begins in the crease at the base of the breast and
  extends upward around the areola. lt is also known as the “inverted T” lift, and
  produces some noticeable scarring, as it is the technique used to treat the most
  severe cases of drooping breasts.
• VERTICAL BREAST LIFT: Women who need further breast contouring and
  have moderate breast sagging should consider a vertical lift. This procedure
  requires two incisions: one vertical incision from the bottom of the areola down
  to the natural breast crease, and the other circular incision around the outside
  edge of the areola (inframammary fold). The incisions’ lollipop-like shape gives
  rise to the moniker “lollipop lift.”
• PERI- AREOLAR BREAST LIFT: The peri-areolar breast lift technique, a
  considerably less invasive surgery, is a great option for ladies with minor
  sagging who might benefit from subtle lifting. With this method, your doctor will
  make a single, circular incision all the way around the perimeter of your areola.
  This method leaves a hardly noticeable scar.
• CRESCENT BREAST LIFT: This method requires just one incision, which runs
  halfway down the upper outer edge of the areola. It is typically advised for women
  with relatively mild drooping. Because the scar is buried within the areola’s
  naturally darker color, it is almost undetectable.
  The results of mastopexy are long-lasting and immediately visible, but the position
  of the breasts and their shape will continue to settle for a few months after the
  operation.