Breast Lift Pittsburgh by Specialists in Plastic Surgery of Pittsburgh
Breast Lift Pittsburgh, PA | Specialists in Plastic Surgery of Pittsburgh
Understanding Breast Lift Surgery (Mastopexy)
Aging, weight loss, and childbearing can result in sagging, deflated breasts that impact overall appearance. Breast lift surgery, medically known as mastopexy, firms, raises, and reshapes breasts by removing excess skin and strategically repositioning breast tissue and nipples.
Key Benefits of Breast Lift Procedure
- Restores perkier, more youthful breast contour
- Removes excess, loose skin
- Repositions breast tissue for improved shape
- Enhances overall body proportion
Procedure Details
Breast lift surgery typically takes two to three hours and can be performed as a standalone procedure or combined with breast augmentation or reduction, depending on the patient's aesthetic goals.
Surgical Technique
During the procedure, surgeons remove loose skin and firm the remaining breast tissue. Techniques may include using synthetic mesh or the patient's own skin to support breast structure. Some surgeons might also utilize fat transfer to add fullness and improve overall breast appearance.
Recovery and Expectations
Patients can typically return to regular activities within a few days. Complete exercise resumption occurs around three weeks, and patients are required to wear a special support bra for approximately one month following the procedure.
Customized Approach to Breast Lift in Pittsburgh
Specialists in Plastic Surgery of Pittsburgh offers personalized breast lift solutions tailored to individual patient needs. Board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. Avery C. Capone and Dr. Raymond A. Capone, Jr. bring over 40 years of combined experience to each procedure.
Procedure Considerations
- Safe and effective surgical techniques
- Low infection rates
- Comprehensive patient consultation
- Individualized treatment plans
For more information about Breast Lift in Pittsburgh, PA, submit an enquiry to Specialists in Plastic Surgery of Pittsburgh.