Mastopexy in New York City

Breast Lift NYC

Breast lift surgery, also called mastopexy, is designed to raise sagging breasts, tighten excess tissue, and restore a more lifted, youthful breast contour.

At Dreams Plastic Surgery in NYC, breast lift surgery can improve breast position, reshape the breast tissue, and restore the areolas to a more elevated position. In some cases, it may also involve areola or nipple reduction.

Lifts sagging breasts
Raises the breasts to a more youthful position.
Improves breast shape
Tightens and reshapes the remaining breast tissue.
Can be combined
May be paired with implants, fat transfer, or reduction.
Breast lift before and after result at Dreams Plastic Surgery

What Is a Breast Lift?

A breast lift is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and tightens breast tissue to raise sagging breasts. Unlike breast augmentation, a breast lift does not primarily add volume. Instead, it improves breast position, shape, and firmness.

Raises Breast Position

Helps lift breasts that have dropped due to aging, pregnancy, weight changes, or skin laxity.

Reshapes Breast Tissue

Tightens and reshapes the remaining breast tissue for a more elevated contour.

Repositions the Areolas

The areolas can be restored to a more balanced and youthful position during surgery.

Why Do Breasts Sag?

Breast sagging, also called breast ptosis, usually develops when the skin and supporting tissues lose elasticity. This can change breast shape, nipple position, and overall breast contour.

Common Causes

  • Aging
  • Pregnancy
  • Breastfeeding
  • Weight fluctuations
  • Significant weight loss
  • Genetics
  • Loss of skin elasticity

Breast Lift Before & After

Breast lift results are designed to create a more lifted, balanced, and natural-looking breast shape. Individual results vary depending on breast anatomy, skin quality, nipple position, healing, and the surgical plan.

Results shown are examples only. Every patient is different, and results may vary.

Breast lift before and after mastopexy result

Before and after example of breast lift surgery at Dreams Plastic Surgery.

How Breast Lift Surgery Works

Every breast lift is customized based on breast sagging, skin quality, areola position, breast volume, and the patient’s goals.

Step 1: Consultation Your surgeon evaluates breast position, skin laxity, areola placement, volume, symmetry, and your desired result.
Step 2: Excess Skin Removal Loose or stretched skin is removed to help tighten the breast envelope.
Step 3: Tissue Reshaping The breast tissue is reshaped and lifted to create a more youthful contour.
Step 4: Areola Repositioning The nipple and areola are restored to a more lifted and balanced position.

Breast Lift vs. Breast Augmentation

A breast lift raises and reshapes sagging breasts, but it does not significantly increase breast volume. In fact, a breast lift alone may make the breasts slightly smaller because excess tissue and skin are removed.

Patients who want to stay the same size or become larger may choose to combine a breast lift with breast implants or fat transfer to restore lost volume.

Lift, Volume, or Both?

The right procedure depends on your goals. Some patients only need a lift, while others benefit from combining a breast lift with augmentation or fat transfer. Patients who want to be significantly smaller may combine lift techniques with breast reduction.

Breast Lift Video

Learn more about breast lift surgery and how mastopexy can improve sagging, breast position, and overall shape.

A consultation is required to determine the best surgical plan for your anatomy and goals.

Breast Lift Combination Options

Breast lift surgery can be performed alone or combined with other breast procedures depending on whether you want to lift, add volume, reduce size, or improve symmetry.

Breast Lift with Implants

May be recommended for patients who want both a lifted shape and additional volume.

Breast Lift with Fat Transfer

Uses your own fat to restore subtle volume while improving breast position.

Breast Lift with Reduction

Can help patients who want lifted breasts and a smaller, lighter breast size.

Benefits of Breast Lift Surgery

A breast lift can improve the appearance of sagging breasts and create a more youthful, elevated breast contour.

More Lifted Shape

Raises the breasts and improves their position on the chest wall.

Improved Areola Position

Restores the nipple and areola to a more balanced, elevated position.

Better Breast Contour

Removes excess skin and reshapes tissue for a firmer, more youthful look.

Am I a Good Candidate for a Breast Lift?

You may be a good candidate for a breast lift if your breasts sag, your nipples sit lower than you would like, your areolas point downward, or your breasts have lost shape after pregnancy, aging, or weight changes. A consultation is the best way to determine whether mastopexy alone or a combined procedure is right for your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

A breast lift, also called mastopexy, is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin, tightens breast tissue, raises sagging breasts, and improves breast shape.
No. A breast lift does not primarily add volume. In some cases, the breasts may appear slightly smaller because excess skin and tissue are removed.
Yes. A breast lift can be combined with breast implants for patients who want both a lifted shape and more volume.
Yes. Breast fat transfer may be used with a lift to restore subtle volume using the patient’s own fat.
A breast lift alone can make the breasts slightly smaller because excess skin and tissue are removed. Patients who want to be much smaller may need breast reduction.
Breast sagging can be caused by aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, significant weight loss, genetics, and loss of skin elasticity.

Ready for a More Lifted Breast Shape?

Schedule your breast lift consultation at Dreams Plastic Surgery in NYC and learn whether mastopexy, breast lift with implants, fat transfer, or breast reduction is the right option for your goals.

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