During your first visit, the surgeon will assess your goals, breast anatomy, skin quality, and level of sagging. You’ll discuss implant options, the best technique for lifting, and what results you can realistically expect.

Because a lift is involved, augmentation mastopexy requires more extensive incisions. Common techniques include vertical (lollipop), “L” shaped, or inverted-T (anchor) incisions, depending on how much skin needs to be removed and the degree of reshaping required.

We offer implants with smooth silk surfaces, cohesive silicone gel (including the "round," style, best for lift). The right choice depends on your body, the amount of lift needed, and your personal aesthetic goals.

This procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia, similar to a breast augmentation, however with a longer operative time. You will be completely asleep and comfortable throughout the surgery.

Implants are often placed under the chest muscle to provide longer-lasting support and a more natural result. In our practice, for severe ptosis we use the CRIMS technique (Composite Reverse Inferior Muscle Support) to ensure durability and optimal positioning of the implant.

Recovery includes wearing a support bra, limiting upper body movement, and following all postoperative instructions carefully. Some swelling and tightness are normal in the first few weeks. Regular follow-ups will help track your healing and ensure the best outcome