Augmentation mastopexy is a comprehensive procedure designed to enhance breast size, restore shape, and elevate the position of sagging breasts. Surgery can be transformative, combining two procedures into one to help you achieve a fuller, lifted, and more youthful appearance with a single recovery period. This procedure may be performed in a single stage or two stages, depending on your breast dimensions, aims and expected results
At the same time as your breasts are being increased in size, the soft tissue envelope around your breasts is being tightened, and the nipple areolar complex is being repositioned more superiorly.
3D Vectra images are used to simulate your post-operative result. These do not guarantee a result but provide a guide as to the results you may expect.
Mr. Wilson assists in selecting the appropriate implant (silicone or B-Lite) and shape (round or anatomical). Implants are placed either beneath the breast tissue (sub-glandular), under the fascia (sub-fascial), or partially beneath the chest muscle (dual plane), based on your anatomy and desired outcomes. Upon completion of the procedure, any excess skin is removed, and the breast tissue is reshaped to achieve a firmer, elevated contour. Additionally, the nipple and areola are relocated to a position that is anatomically suitable.
This surgery is performed under general anaesthesia and typically lasts 3-4 hours. The surgeon employs advanced techniques to achieve results with minimal scarring. The procedure involves making incisions on the breasts, which vary based on the degree of sagging and desired augmentation. A peri-areolar (donut) incision encircles the areola (the dark area of skin around the nipple) and is suitable for individuals with mild sagging. A vertical (lollipop) incision goes around the areola and vertically down to the breast crease for those with moderate sagging. For significant sagging, an anchor (inverted-T) incision is used, which goes around the areola, vertically down, and then along the breast crease.