Breast Uplift
After losing weight, raising children, or undergoing breast reconstructive surgery, you have every reason to be proud of your body. Yet many women struggle to feel confident with the sagging skin and “droopy” shape which they are left with after these challenges.
Equally, breast uplifts can be performed to correct congenital asymmetry of breast size or nipple positioning. Whether your self-consciousness is a new development or something you were born with, mastopexy could be the key to feeling truly happy in your own skin.
About Us
That’s why we offer free second consultations to all of our patients. We like to make sure that every question is asked, and all of your worries are alleviated before you undergo surgery with us. For your convenience, your consultations and treatment can be performed at any of our clinics, which are based in Brentwood, Chelmsford, and London.
Our surgeon is BAPRAS accredited, GMC-registered, and has specialised in plastic surgery, reconstructive work, and hand operations for nearly 20 years. With Austingraces, your surgery is in safe hands.
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How Does It Work?
What Kind Of Anaesthetic Will Be Used?
How Long Does The Operation Take?
Where Will My Scars Be?
For How Long Will I Have To Stay In Hospital?
How Much Time Will I Need To Take Off Work?
What Are The Risks?
Possible complications can include infection, superficial wound breakdown, haematoma or accumulation of blood, fluid collection, and changes in sensation in the nipple. Other problems include residual minor differences in the size and shape of the breasts, raised or stretched scars, and “dog ears”, which occur when the scar puckers at each end.
Most of these issues are treatable with drainage, dressings, or drugs, and with time, the majority of patients do not find changes in sensation bothersome.
As for longevity, this depends upon the patient. Some will experience minimal changes, whilst for others the effects of gravity as they get older may cause a certain amount of drooping to occur again. However, the breasts should not droop to the same extent as they did before your operation.