Augmentation Mastopexy: Combining Breast Lift with Implants for a Youthful Appearance
What is Augmentation Mastopexy?
Augmentation mastopexy is a surgical procedure that combines breast augmentation and breast lift techniques to address both breast volume and sagging. This dual approach allows for a more comprehensive enhancement by increasing breast size with implants while simultaneously lifting and reshaping the breast tissue to achieve a more youthful and perky appearance.
During augmentation mastopexy, the surgeon begins by performing a breast lift to reshape and elevate the breasts. Following this, breast implants are placed to add volume and improve breast contour, providing fuller, more lifted results than with either procedure alone.
Who is a Good Candidate for Augmentation Mastopexy?
Ideal candidates for augmentation mastopexy are women experiencing both sagging breasts and a loss of volume due to factors such as:
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Weight fluctuations
Natural aging process
To be a good candidate, patients should be in good health, have realistic expectations about the procedure, and not be currently pregnant or breastfeeding. This procedure may not be suitable for women with certain health conditions, such as a history of breast cancer or other breast-related medical issues.
Benefits of Augmentation Mastopexy
Augmentation mastopexy offers the combined advantages of both breast augmentation and lift:
Addresses Multiple Concerns: This procedure lifts sagging breasts while enhancing volume, providing a comprehensive solution for breast rejuvenation.
Improves Shape and Proportion: By reshaping and adding volume, it creates a more balanced, symmetrical look.
Boosts Confidence: A more youthful breast contour can lead to greater self-confidence and satisfaction with appearance.
This approach allows women to achieve both fullness and a lifted appearance in a single procedure, which can be especially beneficial for those looking to address post-pregnancy or age-related changes.
Risks of Augmentation Mastopexy
Like any surgery, augmentation mastopexy carries potential risks:
Bleeding or infection
Scarring or changes in nipple sensation
Implant complications, such as rupture
Anesthesia risks
In some cases, there may be a slight risk of asymmetry between the breasts, which may require further treatment to correct.
Recovery from Augmentation Mastopexy
The recovery process varies by individual but generally takes several weeks to a few months:
Initial Recovery: Patients can expect some discomfort, swelling, and bruising for the first few days. Pain medication and a compression garment will be provided to help manage these symptoms and aid healing.
Limited Activity: Avoid strenuous activities and exercise for several weeks, and take time off work to rest and recover as advised.
Follow-Up Care: Regular check-ups with the surgeon are essential to ensure proper healing and address any concerns.
Adhering to the surgeon’s post-operative instructions is critical for a smooth recovery and achieving the best possible results.
In Conclusion
Augmentation mastopexy is an effective option for women seeking to address both sagging and volume loss in a single procedure. Combining breast augmentation with a lift can provide enhanced shape, improved size, and a youthful appearance, making it a comprehensive solution for breast rejuvenation. If you’re considering augmentation mastopexy, consulting with one of our experienced surgeons can help you determine if this procedure aligns with your aesthetic goals and expectations.
Price: 7000 €
