 Breast
Lift
Also known as mastopexy, this enhancement surgery is performed on women who have experienced
sagging or drooping of the breasts.
Several different techniques can be used depending on the degree of sagging.
Surgery consists of removing excess skin, then rearranging and
tightening the skin. In doing so, the position of the nipple and areola can be lifted to a more natural position.
Surgery is designed to minimize scarring
and is sometimes combined with implant augmentation for the most desirable results. Your surgeon is trained to help you make the proper decision.
Keeping You Comfortable
Surgical dressing are used to protect the incisions. Some swelling, bruising and minor discomfort may
be experienced for several days after your surgery.
Discomfort can be easily controlled with pain
medication.
How Will I Look After?
You may be required to wear a
supportive bra. Your surgeon will advise you as to when you may resume normal activity. After healing, your surgery should add pleasing dimensions to your overall proportion and symmetry.
What Are the Risks?
Complications (as with any other surgical procedure) can happen in
cosmetic
surgery. We recommend you read the specific complications outlined in the Food and Drug Administration pamphlet. To obtain this free pamphlet, contact the FDA Consumer Information Line at 1.888.INFO.FDA (1 888.463.6332.)
These procedures can be performed on an outpatient basis, under either general or local anesthesia.
Free consultations:
Call
405-691-3111 or 800-375-0134
This website is only intended as an introduction to this procedure. It should not be used to determine whether you will have the procedure performed and should not be construed to guarantee the result.
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