Breast lift

It's a procedure that lifts and reshapes sagging breasts (ptosis), removing excess skin and repositioning tissue for a firmer, more youthful appearance — without necessarily changing volume. It can be combined with implants if you're also seeking more volume, but these are two distinct goals.

The most common cause of sagging is pregnancy, breastfeeding, significant weight changes, or simply the passage of time — it's not something that can be reversed with exercise.

It's suitable for women with breast sagging who want to lift them without necessarily increasing size. If your priority is more volume, your surgeon will likely recommend combining a lift with implants — that's defined during your assessment, not before.

As with any aesthetic procedure, it's important to have reached a stable weight, since later weight changes can affect the result.

During your assessment, the surgeon evaluates the degree of sagging (there are different degrees, and technique varies for each) and confirms whether you need only a lift or a combination with implants.

Surgery is performed under general anesthesia, usually takes 2 to 3 hours, and is outpatient in most cases.

Initial recovery is similar to breast augmentation: a few days of relative rest, a post-surgical bra, and swelling that subsides over the following weeks.

Scarring is a real part of this procedure (depending on the technique used) — your surgeon explains during the assessment which scar pattern applies to your specific case, without minimizing that part of the process.

Monitoring the healing process is an important part of this particular procedure — our support includes coordinated check-ups during your stay, not just surgery day.