Restore firmness and contour with a breast lift designed for you. Our surgeon-led approach lifts, reshapes and refines, helping you feel more balanced, confident and beautifully you.
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See how a breast lift restores shape, firmness and symmetry, creating a youthful, balanced silhouette. Each transformation reflects the artistry and precision of our consultant surgeons.
Our approach focuses on subtle, natural results that celebrate your shape, enhance your comfort and renew your confidence.
Your breast lift journey is guided from consultation to recovery, with every decision focused on restoring balance and creating a shape that feels like you.
From planning the ideal lift to seeing your final results, our surgeons ensure you feel supported, informed and confident every step of the way.
Meet your consultant surgeon to discuss your goals, examine breast shape and skin quality, and explore whether a lift alone or with implants is right for you.
Your surgeon will plan the best lift technique, nipple position and incision pattern to restore balance and achieve a natural, youthful contour.
Under general anaesthetic, excess skin is removed and the breast reshaped. You’ll usually go home the same day, wearing a supportive bra during recovery.
Regular check-ins ensure smooth healing. As swelling settles over the following weeks, your results become more defined, revealing your restored shape.
Typically older women, those who have had children or who have lost some weight and wish their breasts to be returned to how they were when they were younger or before they had children. Women who also want larger breasts may wish toconsider a breast lift combined with a breast augmentation or mastopexy augmentation.
There are a small group of women who have good skin quality, wish to have breast enlargement and who only need their nipples lifted a small amount who will get a lift from breast augmentation alone. However, for most women, in order to achieve the desired result, it will be necessary to place some type of scar around the nipple to lift the nipples adequately and create a pleasing breast shape.
Your surgery will last between two to three hours and you will usually be able to go home the same day as your surgery. We do not routinely use drains for mastopexy surgery. You will be placed in a supportive bra before going home and asked to leave all dressings intact until you return to TPSG at 1 week for a wound check and dressing change. After 1 week you should be in minimal discomfort and be able to return to light duties at work at 1 – 2 weeks. We ask that you refrain from strenuous activity or exercise until 6 weeks after your surgery.
A breast lift has an immediate and permanent effect however breast shape and size can continue to change throughout your lifetime with the effects of aging and gravity which cause gradual sagging.
Breast lift surgery is fairly low risk. Possible complications are bleeding, infection, delayed healing, prominent scars and changes in the sensation of the nipples. All women have asymmetrical breasts to some degree and occasionally there is noticeable asymmetry after surgery too. Your surgeon will go through the risks of the operation in more detail at your consultation.
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Yes. Many patients choose to combine a breast lift with procedures such as breast augmentation, breast reduction, or body contouring surgery. This allows multiple concerns to be addressed at once, often with a single recovery period.
You can expect swelling and tenderness for several days, usually discomfort is manageable with pain relief. Most patients return to desk work in around 7-10 days, but strenuous exercise is delayed for at least 4-6 weeks.
Future pregnancy or significant weight changes may stretch the skin and alter results. Many women wait until childbearing is complete for best long-term results. If changes do occur, small adjustments might help, though another procedure could be needed.
