Breast lift surgery is a surgical intervention performed to correct sagging or loss of shape in the breasts and achieve a more youthful, lifted appearance. It is typically chosen when breast tissues sag due to factors such as natural aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, significant weight loss, or genetic factors.
The surgery involves lifting or reshaping breast tissue surgically, bringing the nipples to a more aesthetic position and allowing the breasts to regain their youthful appearance. Breast lift surgery is an adaptable procedure that can be tailored to the individual needs and aesthetic preferences of the patient. This surgical intervention commonly provides a successful aesthetic solution by correcting the shape of the breasts, removing sagging tissues, and achieving a breast appearance that harmonizes with the patient's overall body proportions.
Breast lift surgery is typically a surgical procedure performed by a plastic surgeon. Before the surgery, the patient's breast condition, expectations, and overall health are evaluated. General anesthesia is administered during the surgery, and the patient is rendered unconscious. The surgeon makes incisions in the necessary areas to correct the sagging tissue of the breasts and achieve a more youthful, lifted appearance. These incisions typically extend downward from the breast crease, but they can be made in different locations depending on the shape and severity of the surgery.
Sagging tissue is removed, the nipple is repositioned, and the breast is reshaped. During the recovery process, it is important for the patient to use a supportive bra and follow the instructions provided by the surgeon. Breast lift surgery can be applied with different techniques depending on the individual needs of the patient and the condition of the breasts. Typically, after the surgery, the breasts exhibit a more lifted, youthful, and aesthetic appearance.
The preoperative process of breast lift surgery involves accurately assessing the patient and planning the details of the surgery. This process allows the patient to gather information about the surgery through a consultation meeting with the surgeon. The surgeon assesses the current condition of the patient's breast tissue, the degree of sagging, symmetry, and overall breast health. Additionally, necessary health checks and examinations may be requested to evaluate the patient's general health. During this process, the patient's expectations and desires for the surgery are also discussed in detail.
After breast lift surgery, patients are typically observed for a few hours and then discharged. Mild pain, swelling, and bruising are normal in the initial days. Relief is provided through prescribed painkillers and other medications recommended by the surgeon. The use of a supportive bra is often advised in the first weeks post-operation. Surgical scars begin to fade over time, but the complete healing process can vary from individual to individual. During the recovery process, patients gradually increase physical activities and follow the instructions provided by the surgeon.