Breast Lift Livingston, NJ | Dr Ross Cooperman

Understanding Breast Lift Procedures

A breast lift is a surgical procedure designed to address breast sagging by removing excess skin and repositioning the breast higher on the chest. This technique promotes a more youthful and rejuvenated breast appearance, particularly beneficial for women experiencing changes from pregnancy, breastfeeding, or significant weight loss.

Ideal Candidates for Breast Lift Surgery

The most suitable candidates for a breast lift procedure typically share specific characteristics:

• Desire to correct breast and nipple appearance
• In good overall health
• Non-smokers
• Not currently pregnant
• Stopped nursing for at least six months
• Comfortable understanding potential surgical risks

Mastopexy Surgical Details

The breast lift procedure, medically known as mastopexy, is performed as an outpatient surgery under general anesthesia. During the operation, the surgeon carefully removes surplus skin, tightens supporting breast tissues, and reshapes the breast for an enhanced aesthetic profile.

Surgical Technique

Surgical techniques may include:

• Removing excess skin causing breast sagging
• Repositioning breast tissue higher on the chest
• Potentially reducing areola size
• Repositioning nipple to a more central location

Recovery and Expectations

Recovery from a breast lift typically requires approximately one week of rest. During this period, patients must avoid work and lifting activities. A follow-up examination will determine when normal activities can be safely resumed.

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