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Breast Lift
Firm and Well-Shaped Breasts
Breast lifting, medically known as mastopexy, is an aesthetic surgical procedure designed to correct sagging or drooping breasts. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, or the natural aging process can cause a loss of breast firmness. The goal of a breast lift is to raise, reshape, and restore a natural, youthful appearance to the breasts — without necessarily increasing their size.
- Costs
- from € 9,900
- Procedure Duration
- approx. 2 – 3 hours
- Anesthesia
- general anaesthesia
- Hospital Stay
- 1 overnight stay in hospital
- Aftercare
- 6 weeks
- Work Incapacity
- at least 1 week, depending on the patient's occupation
- Sports Abstinence
- 6 weeks
- Socially Acceptable
- 1 – 2 weeks
Prerequisites
A breast lift, either without implants or in combination with breast augmentation, is suitable for patients who are bothered by sagging or drooping breasts. Important requirements include:
Sagging or lax breasts
Completed breast development
Good overall health
Stable body weight
Realistic expectations regarding the surgical outcome
Abstinence from smoking before and after surgery
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Breast Lift Methods
Periareolar Breast Lift
The periareolar technique is primarily suitable for minor corrections. The incision is made in a circular pattern around the areola.
Advantages:
Very inconspicuous scars, as they lie at the border of the areola
Gentle method for mild skin laxity
Disadvantages:
Only suitable for light lifting
Often only practical in combination with a small implant
This method is mainly used in patients with minimal excess skin.
I-Technique (Vertical or Lejour Technique)
In an I-technique breast lift, an incision is made around the areola and a vertical incision down to the inframammary fold.
Advantages:
Fewer scars compared to the classic T-technique
Natural breast shaping
No horizontal scar in the inframammary fold
Disadvantages:
Longer healing period possible
Not suitable for very sagging or heavy breasts
The I-technique is especially suitable for women with elastic, healthy skin and moderate breast sagging.
T-Technique (Anchor Technique)
The T-technique is the classic and most commonly used method. The incision runs around the areola, vertically downwards, and horizontally along the inframammary fold.
Advantages:
Excellent shaping and lifting results
Suitable for severely sagging or wide breasts
Allows extensive correction
Disadvantages:
Larger scar length
Breastfeeding ability may be affected in some cases
This technique offers maximum correction possibilities and is frequently used for patients with pronounced breast ptosis (significant sagging).
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