A breast lift addresses ptosis (sagging) by reshaping your breasts and repositioning them in a more youthful location on your chest. This procedure can also be combined with a breast reduction or augmentation. If you're interested a breast lift in New Jersey by Dr. Parakh, reach out to us to book a consultation.
How long is the recovery period after a breast lift?
The initial recovery period is typically a few days to a week, but it may take several weeks to return to normal activities fully.
Will I lose sensation in my nipples or breasts after a breast lift?
Some temporary changes in sensation may occur, but most patients regain normal sensation over time.
How long will the results of a breast lift last?
The results of a breast lift can be long-lasting, but factors like aging, pregnancy, and weight fluctuations can impact the outcome over time.
Can a breast lift address asymmetrical breasts and, if so, how is it performed?
Yes, a breast lift can address asymmetrical breasts by reshaping and repositioning the breast tissue to achieve a more balanced and symmetrical appearance. The surgeon may adjust the size and position of each breast individually, sometimes incorporating implants or reduction techniques as needed, to ensure a harmonious and natural look.
Can I breastfeed after a breast lift?
The ability to breastfeed after a breast lift can vary depending on the surgical technique used. Discuss this with your surgeon if it's a concern.
What are the risks associated with a breast lift?
Potential risks include scarring, asymmetry, infection, delayed healing, and temporary or permanent changes in nipple sensation.
How soon can I return to work after a breast lift?
Most patients can return to non-strenuous work within a week, but jobs requiring physical exertion may require additional recovery time.
Will I have visible scars after a breast lift?
Incisions are strategically placed to minimize visibility, but some scarring is inevitable. Over time, scars typically fade with proper care and scar management treatments.