A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a surgical procedure that raises and reshapes sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue for a more youthful, uplifted contour.

Significant weight loss can reduce breast volume and stretch the skin, leading to drooping or deflation. A breast lift restores a firmer, higher breast position without necessarily changing breast size.

You may be a good candidate if you’ve experienced major weight loss, have sagging or uneven breasts, downward-pointing nipples, or stretched skin and want to improve shape and symmetry.

No, a breast lift reshapes and repositions the breasts but does not increase volume. If you want more fullness, you may consider combining it with breast implants.

Yes. A breast lift is often combined with breast augmentation, reduction, or other post-weight loss procedures like tummy tucks or arm lifts for a full-body transformation.

Most patients return to non-strenuous work within a week, with full recovery taking 4–6 weeks. You’ll need to wear a surgical bra and avoid heavy lifting or exercise during recovery.

Yes, there will be scars around the areola and possibly extending vertically or horizontally depending on the lift technique. We use advanced closure methods and scar therapies to minimize their appearance.

Results are long-lasting, especially when supported by a stable weight and good skin care. Aging and gravity will continue naturally but won’t reverse the benefits of the surgery.

Our expert surgeons specialize in post-weight loss body contouring and understand how to restore natural, balanced breast shape. We offer personalized plans, luxury-level care, and extensive follow-up.