Surgical Breast Lift Options

Aims to address changes in breast shape and size.

Comprehensive care. Highly trained and qualified team

Convenient locations. Multiple clinics to choose from

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THE RESULTS

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THE PROCEDURE

Which Surgical Breast lift Procedure is right for you?

What Is Breast Lift Surgery?

Breast lift surgery, also known as mastopexy, is a procedure that aims to address changes in breast positioning by removing excess skin and adjusting the underlying breast tissue. This process also involves repositioning the nipple and areola complex to a higher position.

The procedure is performed under general anaesthetic in a fully licensed and accredited private hospital. Individual results and recovery experiences can vary, and your doctor will guide you through what to expect.

Who Might Consider a Breast Lift?

A breast lift may be considered for individuals experiencing changes in breast positioning due to factors such as ageing, weight fluctuations, or breastfeeding. Each candidate is assessed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account their health and goals.

Breast Lift Techniques

The technique recommended will depend on your individual anatomy. Some methods include:

Vertical Mastopexy:

This technique involves an incision around the areola and vertically down the lower breast. Results, including scarring, can vary based on individual factors.
Benelli Technique:

A circular incision is made around the areola, allowing the surrounding skin to be tightened and the areola repositioned. This method is less invasive but offers a limited degree of lift.
Wise Pattern Mastopexy:

This involves an anchor-shaped incision that circles the areola, extends vertically down the breast, and follows the curve of the breast. This technique allows for the removal of more excess skin but is less commonly used due to its invasive nature.

After the lifting process, symmetry is assessed, and incisions are closed using dissolving sutures.

How Much Does a Breast Lift Cost?

Breast lift prices at Cosmos Clinic start from $12,000. However, the final cost of a breast lift can vary based on factors such as the complexity of the procedure, the technique used, and the facility where it is performed. During your consultation, your doctor will provide a personalised estimate, taking into account your individual needs and treatment plan.

FROM

$12,000.

Locations available

Sydney

Adelaide

Canberra

Gold Coast

50 years

of collective experience and the latest medical equipment

10+ years

of experience performing Vaser Liposuction

30,000

surgical procedures since 2007

About us

The team

WHAT TO EXPECT

Breast Lift Recovery

Every individual heals differently. Generally speaking, most patients can expect:

Some discomfort for the first few days that varies from patient to patient.
Ability to lift your arms up above your head within a few days.
Procedure is a hospital day stay only.
No drains required.
You can shower the next day.
You are provided with 2 compression garments.
If you work at a desk, you can return to work in 3-5 days.
Full exercise with no restrictions after 4 weeks.
Significant breast swelling is expected in the first two weeks and usually settles around 4 weeks.

Your procedure is not considered complete until your doctor has met with you to follow up after your operation. We will ensure that the healing process has gone according to plan and that all the expectations discussed in your one-on-one consultation have been met.

We have created an extensive program to maximise wound healing and recovery with a course of LED light treatments.

Potential Risks

As with any surgery, there are potential risks to be aware of, including but not limited to:

Bruising and Swelling: These are common after surgery and typically subside over time.
Scarring: All surgical procedures involve some degree of scarring, which may vary in appearance between individuals.
Infection: A rare risk that can be minimised with proper aftercare and hygiene.
Changes in Sensation: Temporary or permanent changes in nipple or breast sensation may occur.
Asymmetry: Slight differences in breast shape or positioning may result due to natural healing processes.
Delayed Healing: Some patients may experience slower healing, particularly at incision sites.
Anaesthesia Risks: There is a small risk of complications associated with general anaesthetic, which will be discussed with your doctor.

It’s important to discuss all potential risks with your practitioner during your consultation to ensure you have a full understanding of the procedure and recovery process.

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