Mastopexy
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about Mastopexy
Mastopexy surgery, also known as breast lift or breast lift, is a surgical intervention aimed at reshaping and lifting drooping or sagging breasts. This procedure is performed to achieve a younger, firmer and higher appearance of the breasts. Mastopexy surgery involves removing excess skin, reshaping and tightening the breast tissue, repositioning the nipples, and adjusting and reshaping the areolas. In some cases, it may also be necessary to use a breast implant to achieve the desired results.
BENEFITS
Breast lift and reshaping: Mastopexy removes excess skin and nipple tissue and rearranges the existing tissues to achieve a higher and firmer breast position. This can bring about a younger and more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Improving confidence and self-esteem: For many people, sagging or saggy breasts can affect confidence and self-esteem. By lifting the breasts, mastopexy can help improve body image and self-confidence, allowing the patient to feel better in their own skin.
Keeping a natural look: Mastopexy can be performed so that the breasts are lifted and reshaped in a way that maintains a natural appearance and harmonious with the patient's body shape. The plastic surgeon will take into account the anatomy and individual wishes to achieve the desired results, but also to maintain a natural appearance of the breasts.
Restoration of shape and symmetry: If the breasts have sagged or become asymmetric due to various reasons such as aging, weight changes or breastfeeding, mastopexy can help restore the shape and symmetry of the breasts. This can improve the proportions and overall appearance of the breasts.
Correction of physical discomfort: Sagging or saggy breasts can cause physical discomfort, such as back pain and irritation under the breast. By removing excess skin and lifting the breasts, mastopexy can reduce these inconveniences and bring increased comfort.
Return to the pre-existing appearance of the breasts after pregnancy and breastfeeding: After pregnancy and breastfeeding, the breasts can undergo significant changes, including sagging and loss of volume. Mastopexy can help restore the appearance and shape of the breasts, providing a return to pre-existing appearance and improving women's body confidence.
PRICE Mastopexy
From 5500 Euros
frequent questions
What is mastopexy?
Mastopexy is a surgical procedure aimed at lifting and reshaping sagging or sagging breasts to restore a younger and firmer appearance.
Who is a suitable candidate for mastopexy?
Suitable candidates for mastoplexy are people who have sagging or sagging breasts due to various reasons, such as aging, weight changes, breastfeeding or gravity.
How is the mastopexy procedure performed?
The mastopexy procedure involves removing excess skin, rearranging and tightening breast tissue, and often adjusting the position of the nipples. The plastic surgeon will create strategic incisions and reshape the breasts to achieve the desired results.
What are the risks and complications associated with mastopexy?
Like any surgery, mastopexy carries certain risks and potential complications, such as infection, bleeding, adverse reactions to anesthesia, abnormal scarring, or temporary or permanent changes in breast sensitivity. Discussing these risks with your surgeon is essential before making a decision.
What is the recovery time after mastopexy?
Recovery time varies depending on the complexity of the procedure and each individual patient. In general, patients should expect a recovery period of several weeks, during which it is recommended to avoid strenuous physical activities and wear a special support bra. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions for optimal recovery.
How long do mastopexy results last?
The results of mastopexy can be long-term, but the natural aging process and other factors can affect the appearance of the breasts over time. In general, mastopexy provides a significant improvement in the appearance of the breasts, but it is important to have realistic expectations and discuss with your surgeon options for maintenance and long-term results.