Breast Lift
Breast Aesthetics
Surgical lift, like breast lift is also called, is an operation to correct the breast with pronounced signs of prolapse.
Mastopexy, like breast lift is also called, improves the appearance of the mammary glands by moving the nipple-areola complex upward and changing the size of the areola.
The use of various techniques allows you to successfully cope with ptosis of all stages and types that occur after pregnancy, with age, or as a result of a sharp decrease in weight. The skin regains its elasticity and firmness while maintaining its normal volume.
Breastlifting is often performed in conjunction with breast augmentation.
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FAQ!
Does breast lift leave scars?
Breast lifting is a surgical procedure. There will be scars left behind, but they will fade over time and will hardly be visible. The doctor will try to make the incision so that it is as invisible as possible.
How much can my breast be lifted?
During the preliminary examination, the attending physician will explain to you exactly how much your breast can be lifted. Various individual factors, such as age and elasticity of the skin, play a decisive role.
Sometimes the nipple also needs to be moved to a higher part of the breast.
Are breast lifts successful?
A surgical lift should only be performed by an experienced surgeon in order for the surgery to achieve the desired results. It is possible to achieve a more aesthetic and youthful appearance of the breast.
What are the surgical techniques for breast lift?
There are several techniques that the surgeon can use for a breast lift. These include anchor or inverted T technique, the vertical or lollipop technique, and the crescent technique. Your doctor will discuss with you exactly which technique is best for you and why.
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