MastopexyBreast Lift is
a cosmetic surgical procedure used to raise, reshape, and add fullness to sagging
breasts. This procedure can also be used in combination with breast implants to
enhance firmness and size. Reasons to consider a Breast Lift:
- Your breasts have lost their volume due to pregnancy or aging.
- You
have large areolas with little fullness on the top of your breasts.
If
you are considering breast lift surgery, you should understand that there is permanent
scarring involved. Results tend to last longer with smaller breasts. Breasts which
are too large may sag over time due to their heaviness. You should also consider
whether or not you intend to have more children. Pregnancy and nursing after the
procedure may reverse the results of the procedure. With good physical and emotional
health, and realistic expectations of your surgery, your new firmer breasts will
rejuvenate your silhouette. Your cosmetic consultation:During your
initial consultation, you will meet with the plastic surgeon and staff. Your physical
and emotional health will be reviewed and photographs may be taken for your medical
record. Your surgeon will examine your breasts, the quality of your skin, and
the position of your nipples. At this time, your surgeon will go over the risks
associated with surgery and your expectations. You will review details and surgical
costs with an office staff member. This is a good opportunity for you to go over
any questions you may have. Preparing for your surgery: - You
must have preoperative testing.
- Your doctor may suggest a mammogram.
- You must avoid certain medications prior to surgery.
- You must
stop smoking at least two weeks prior to surgery.
- You must arrange for
help or care following your surgery.
About Breast Lift Surgery:
- You will require anesthesia.
- The technique used will depend on the
surgeon’s preference and what you will benefit most from.
- An incision
is made around your areola and may extend to the breast crease..
- If preferred,
breast implants may be inserted behind the pectoral muscle.
- You will have
stitches along the incision lines which are dissolvable.
- You will be required
to wear a surgical bra until your surgeon advises.
Recovery following
surgery: - You may return to nonstrenuous activities after a couple
of days.
- Vigorous exercise can usually be resumed after four to six weeks.
- You will need to refrain from lifting heavy objects for a couple of weeks.
- Your
scars will be less obvious after several months.
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