Breast lift – a step towards your well-being

A breast lift, medically known as a mastopexy, is a surgical procedure that aims to improve the shape and firmness of the breast. This procedure is ideal for women who have experienced breast sagging due to pregnancy, weight loss or age-related changes.

Frequently asked questions:

• What is the difference between a breast lift and a breast reduction?
• Who is a breast lift suitable for?
• How do you prepare for the procedure?
• How does a breast lift work?
• What needs to be considered after a breast lift?

What is the difference between a breast lift and a breast reduction?

The procedure can include Removal of excess skin, repositioning of the nipples and reshaping of the breast without any relevant change in volume.

Who is a breast lift suitable for ?

When the breasts become increasingly less firm and sag, for example after pregnancy or weight loss.

How do you prepare for the procedure?

If possible, come to the operation at your ideal weight.

How does a breast lift work?

The breast lift is performed under general anesthesia and takes about 2-3 hours. The procedure may include: Removal of excess skin, repositioning of the nipples and reshaping of the breast. The healing process and aftercare are important aspects that must be taken into account.

What needs to be considered after a breast lift?

Physical rest and compression bra for 6 weeks.

Any further questions?

If you have any further questions, please arrange a personal consultation at our practice in Cham.