Breast
Lift.
A procedure that restores the breast's natural shape - without increasing volume. It lifts the gland, repositions the nipple, and removes excess skin.
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Many patients come requesting to "enlarge the breasts," but after examination it becomes clear: volume is sufficient - shape needs to change. In these cases, an implant will not solve the problem. Mastopexy will.
The main goal of the procedure is to lift the gland, move the nipple-areola complex to an anatomically correct position, and remove excess stretched skin. After that, the breast regains a youthful shape without losing its natural volume.
Depending on the degree of ptosis and tissue condition, one of three techniques is used: periareolar, vertical, or inverted-T. The choice is made so the scar is as minimal as possible for the specific anatomy.
The technique accounts for individual tissue density and reduces postoperative complication risk in patients with dense glandular tissue - the group in which standard techniques more often produce unsatisfactory results.
Assessment of ptosis grade, expectation review, technique selection.
Ultrasound with breast tissue density measurement, laboratory tests, specialist examinations.
Under general anesthesia, duration 2-3 hours depending on technique.
One night in hospital. Return to desk work in 7-10 days.
Check-ups at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. Final scar appearance develops over the course of a year.
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