Breast Lift
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About Breast Lift
The procedure can vary from person to person, but in general;
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Average Length of Stay
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Length of Hospitalization
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Operation Duration
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Anesthesia
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Recovery Time
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7 Days
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1 Day
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2 - 4 Hours
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General Anesthesia
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1 - 2 Weeks
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What is a Breast Lift?
Breast lift aesthetics, i.e. mastopexy; It is performed in order to give an aesthetic appearance by lifting the sagging breasts, to achieve harmony with body measurements, to obtain natural looking and symmetrical breasts. Breast lift operations are operations that can be applied to all women with sagging breasts, whether they have given birth or not. The causes of sagging breasts can be seen structurally, as well as in case of weight gain and loss, in the period after giving birth and due to the effect of gravity depending on age.
What Should I Consider Before Having Breast Reduction Surgery?
If you are considering breast reduction surgery, stay in touch with your surgeon and assess your overall health. It is important to understand the post-operative care plan, plan financially and choose a specialized surgeon. It is also critical to complete preoperative preparations, understand potential risks and get postoperative support. Since each individual’s situation is different, it is best to follow your surgeon’s recommendations exactly.
Will I Have Scars After Breast Lift Surgery?
Scars may occur after breast lift surgery. The appearance of scars may vary depending on surgical technique and personal factors. Care during the healing process and compliance with the surgeon’s recommendations can help reduce scars. However, scar formation may vary depending on individual differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is generally preferred in case of sagging breast tissue due to factors such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss or aging.
It is important to follow your surgeon's recommendations. Measures such as blood tests and mammography can be taken. If you smoke, quitting before surgery will have a positive effect on your healing process.
Surgery can affect the ability to breastfeed, depending on the breast tissue. You should consult your surgeon about this.