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Breast Lift FAQ
Welcome to the Breast-Plastic-Surgery.Org breast lift FAQ section. Here you can find many of the common questions we receive regarding
breast lift surgery
and the answers we usually provide to readers. Breast lift is one of the most popular forms of
cosmetic surgery
and is enjoying vigorous growth in terms of new procedural techniques and doctors who specialize in the operation worldwide. Many women have embraced breast lift as an organic way to improve their
breast aesthetics
without implants.
Breast Lift FAQ / SurgeryQ: How long will the surgery take?A: Breast lifts range from crescent lifts which take about 30 minutes to full mastopexy techniques which take several hours to complete. Talk to your doctor about the time expected for your specific procedure prior to surgery. Q: How will I feel after surgery? A: You will be in pain and disoriented from the anesthetic. The first 2 days are the worst, but with proper medication, you can still be comfortable. Healing will take weeks to months, depending on the procedure chosen, but most pain will end in a few days to a few weeks. Q: What are the
risks of breast lift? Breast Lift FAQ / OptionsQ: What type of lift is best for me?A: This depends on your expectations and the present condition of your
breasts.
Some women only require a minor lift and can get away with a less invasive approach, such as a
Benelli lift.
Other women require a moderate lift, like a
vertical mastopexy
procedure, while some may need a full lift utilizing an
anchor incision. A: Yes, breast lift can accomplish significant changes, but does so at a cost. There is likely to be scarring and the breast mound may take some time to find a natural shape during healing. Final Breast Lift FAQI hope you enjoyed this short breast lift surgery FAQ. If you have a breast question which requires individual attention, please send it to us for a personal reply. We want to help you to research your options and choose the best technique for your needs. A final word of advice… Always chose the least invasive surgery which will accomplish all your goals. Many doctors can achieve terrific results using a vertical lift, saving the woman the added pain, healing and possible side effects of the inframammary incision. If you have been indicated as needing a full lift, be sure to get a second opinion before making up your mind…Breast Plastic Surgery Interactive Forum Breast Lift FAQ to Breast Surgery Home 6/28/10
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