Breast Augmentation and Lift Surgery
The breast lift component aims to reshape the breasts and address breast sag, while the breast augmentation component works to restore lost volume and achieve a fuller upper pole appearance. The upper pole refers to the upper part of the chest where volume loss often occurs after pregnancy, breast feeding or weight loss. The procedure is commonly performed for women who have both deflated and ptotic (sagging) breasts. The procedure can also re-lift the nipple to achieve a more favourable contour and position.
For women who suffer from asymmetrical (uneven) breasts—whether this be breast volume, shape or nipple position—an augmentation mastopexy procedure can be customised to help correct this concern. If you’re having this procedure to address the changes that have occurred after childbirth, breast-feeding, significant weight loss, or for uneven breasts, then you may also be entitled to a medicare and health fund rebates for mastopexy and breast augmentation surgery.
Although more challenging, Dr Chaithan Reddy routinely performs his augmentation mastopexy procedures as 1-stage surgery. Whilst a two-stage procedure has a higher predictability with respect to outcomes, you will have to also consider this in the context of your financial obligations, additional post-operative recovery and downtime associated with a two-stage approach.
Breast lift procedure: Vertical Pattern
Breast lift procedure: T-Pattern
Am I a good candidate for augmentation mastopexy?
Women with both deflated and ptotic (saggy) breasts are good candidates for an augmentation mastopexy procedure at our North Shore, Norwest and Westmead practices. While deflated or asymmetric breasts can occur as a part of the normal ageing process, it is often seen in women after breast-feeding or significant weight loss.
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Breast Augmentation with Lift Before & After
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By arranging an augmentation mastopexy, you’re combining two of the most transformative procedures in plastic surgery.
Every patient is unique and results may vary. Surgery and all health regulated services carry risks which need to be discussed with your doctor to ensure you are fully informed and realistic outcomes have been explained.