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Breast ptosis
Ptosis is the term used to describe significant sagging of the breasts.
The weight of the breasts can cause sagging, with low-positioned areolas and sometimes asymmetry.
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The aims of surgery
The procedure corrects ptosis by lifting the areola and nipple and removing excess skin, giving the breasts a more youthful, balanced appearance. The aim is to keep scarring as discreet as possible.
Depending on the patient’s wishes, a breast lift can be combined with breast reduction, fat transfer or breast implants to increase the final cup size.
The importance of your first consultation
Like any cosmetic surgery procedure, breast surgery involves risks you need to understand, preoperative examinations and protocols to follow. Your first consultation is an important step, giving you precise, personalised and professional answers to your questions.
What complications are possible?
As with any operation, complications can occur, either related to the surgical procedure or to anaesthesia.
Although complications affect only a small percentage of patients, you need to be aware of them. Your surgeon will explain all possible complications in detail during your consultations.
