*Please Note: This procedure is included in our Mommy Makeover package.
Over time, a woman’s breasts often lose their youthful shape and firmness along with skin elasticity. These changes can result from: Pregnancy,
Breastfeeding, Weight fluctuations, Aging, and Genetics. Mastopexy surgery involves removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue to reshape, raise, and firm the breast
What breast lifts don’t do…
Mastopexy surgery will not significantly change the size of your breasts or round out the upper part of your breast. If you want fuller breasts, consider a breast lift with augmentation surgery. If you want smaller breasts, consider combining breast lift and breast reduction surgery.
Is Mastopexy right for me?
Breast lift surgery is a highly individualized procedure and is a personal decision.
A breast lift may be right for you if:
Your Breast Lift Consultation
During your consultation in our Lake Mary office, Dr. Shoukas will discuss your goals and expectations along with likely outcomes and any potential risks or complications. The success and safety of your breast lift depends very much on your being completely honest during your consultation. Any problems, concerns or questions you may have can be addressed by Dr. Shoukas at this time. During your consultation, you should be prepared to discuss: Your desired outcome, Medical conditions and previous surgeries, Drug allergies, Use of medications, herbal supplements, alcohol, tobacco and drugs, Family history of breast cancer and Results of any mammograms or previous biopsies.
Dr. Shoukas will examine and take detailed measurements of your breasts and may also take photographs for your medical record.
Anesthesia:
Mastopexy surgery is performed in the operating room under general anesthesia. This procedure is not preformed in our Lake Mary Plastic Surgery office.
Recovery from Mastopexy
Dr. Shoukas will recommend rest for the first few days following surgery. You may feel sore and tired during this time. Most discomfort associated with breast surgery can be treated with oral pain medication. Dr. Shoukas may also prescribe an antibiotic. You may experience mild swelling, tenderness, and bruising that should subside after a short time. Depending on occupation, most patients may resume work within the first week. Regular physical activity may be resumed after six weeks.
Schedule your consultation with our office. Or call our Lake Mary Plastic Surgery team today 407-333-2518.