Breast Uplift
Performed by leading plastic and reconstructive surgeon in the UK, Germany and Netherlands Dr Brian Simons.
Consultations available in Manchester, Birmingham or Torquay (Devon)
24/7 Aftercare service
Breast uplift, also known as mastopexy, is a surgery that aims to lift and reshape sagging breasts. Over time, factors like aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and weight changes can cause breasts to lose their firmness and elasticity, leading them to droop. This surgery removes excess skin, tightens the surrounding tissue, and raises the nipple and areola to a higher, more youthful position. It can also reduce the size of the areola if it’s stretched. Breast uplift doesn’t significantly change the size of your breasts, but it can make them look firmer and perkier. It’s a popular choice for women who are happy with their breast size but not with the sagging. The surgery can boost self-confidence and make you feel more comfortable in your clothes. It’s important to have realistic expectations, as the procedure aims to improve the breast shape rather than make them larger or perfect. Recovery time varies, but most people need a few weeks to heal. Breast uplift can be a great option for those looking to rejuvenate their appearance and regain a more youthful breast contour.
Result after doing Breast Uplift
After undergoing a breast uplift, the results are noticeable and can be quite satisfying. The surgery effectively lifts and reshapes sagging breasts, making them appear firmer and more youthful. The nipples and areolas are repositioned to a higher level, which enhances the overall appearance. While the size of the breasts generally remains the same, the surgery significantly improves their contour and perkiness. The outcome often boosts self-confidence and makes it easier to wear various clothing styles comfortably. It’s important to remember that breast uplift aims to improve breast shape rather than increasing size or achieving perfection. The recovery period may vary, but most individuals need several weeks to heal fully. Overall, breast uplift can provide a rejuvenated and more confident appearance for those seeking to address breast sagging.
Duration of the treatment
The duration of a breast uplift surgery typically takes about 2 to 3 hours to complete. However, the exact time may vary depending on individual factors and the complexity of the procedure. It is generally considered an outpatient surgery, which means you can usually go home the same day. While the surgery itself is relatively short, the recovery period is important, and it may take several weeks for the breasts to heal fully. During this time, it’s essential to follow post-operative instructions provided by your surgeon to ensure a smooth recovery and optimal results.
Who are best suited for Breast Uplift
Candidates for a breast uplift, or mastopexy, are typically women who are unhappy with sagging breasts and want to improve their breast shape. This procedure is suitable for those whose breasts have lost their firmness due to factors like aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight fluctuations. Candidates often have breasts that appear droopy or have nipples and areolas positioned lower than they’d like. It’s essential for candidates to have realistic expectations, as a breast uplift primarily aims to lift and reshape the breasts rather than significantly change their size. Good candidates are generally in good health, don’t smoke, and understand the recovery process involved. They choose this surgery for themselves, not due to external pressure, and are seeking a solution to enhance their breast contour and overall appearance.
Aftercare
Wear a supportive bra as directed to minimize swelling and support healing. Avoid sleeping on your stomach and refrain from lifting heavy objects for 4-6 weeks. Expect mild swelling, bruising, or tightness, which should subside within a few weeks.
Performed by – Dr Brian Simons
Mr. Brian Simons is a renowned plastic surgeon with expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, trained at the University of Amsterdam and registered in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. Specializing in a range of procedures, including breast surgery and labiaplasty, he is highly sought after in leading clinics and the NHS.
Different types of Breast Uplift
Mastopexy
This procedure is carried out to remove excess skin and tissue from the breast to improve ptosis and the shape of the breasts. There are two different techniques for this procedure resulting in either an anchor scar or lollipop scar. The surgeon will typically make an incision around the areola, then a vertical line from the nipple towards the breast crease and may make a 3-5cm incision along the breast crease dependent on the chosen technique.
Augmented mastopexy
This procedure is a mastopexy with implants; the surgeon will typically use the same anchor technique to lift the breast and insert a breast implant to increase the size and volume of the breast.
Modified mastopexy
This procedure is commonly known as a nipple lift or reduction and is carried out to reposition or resize the areola and nipple. The surgeon will typically make a circular incision around the areola or a crescent incision around the top of the areola.
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FAQ’s
How long does a Breast Uplift procedure typically take?
The duration of a Breast Uplift surgery can vary but often takes around two to three hours.
Who is a good candidate for Breast Uplift?
Good candidates are individuals with sagging or drooping breasts due to factors like pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, or aging.
Is Breast Uplift permanent?
The results of Breast Uplift can be long-lasting, but the natural aging process continues.
Can Breast Uplift surgery change the size of my breasts?
Breast Uplift surgery focuses on lifting and reshaping the breasts, not making them bigger.
