A breast lift restores both the position and shape of sagging breasts by lifting displaced skin and reshaping breast tissue. Sagging involves more than a simple downward shift; it also affects the position of the nipple, the elasticity of the skin, and the distribution of breast tissue.
When planning the procedure, surgeons consider not only the degree of sagging, but also how much skin can be lifted, the weight of the breast tissue, and the placement of the nipple and areola. Achieving the right balance is essential, as an imbalance can lead to recurrence of sagging or asymmetry over time.
The focus of a breast lift is not the amount of tissue removed, but how it is repositioned. Implants can be added if extra support or volume is needed, helping the shape and contour remain stable. The aim is to restore natural curves and a harmonious position that suits your body. Clear planning ensures results that look natural and last longer.