Breast Lift
Gravity, time, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and weight changes all leave their mark on the breasts. A breast lift restores what they take away.
A mastopexy is a surgical procedure that reshapes and elevates the breasts by removing excess stretched skin, reshaping the breast tissue, and repositioning the nipple and areola to a more forward, youthful position. Enlarged areolae can also be reduced during the same procedure for a more proportionate result.
You may be a good candidate for a breast lift if: — Your breasts have lost shape and volume and appear flatter or longer than before — Your nipples fall below the breast crease when unsupported — Your nipples and areolae point downward — Your areolae have stretched disproportionately — One breast sits noticeably lower than the other
Important to understand: A breast lift reshapes and elevates — it does not add volume. If you also want fuller breasts, a lift can be combined with breast augmentation in the same procedure. If you prefer smaller breasts, it can be combined with a reduction. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hazem Abdelazeem will help you understand which combination is right for your goals and anatomy.
The result is not a new shape — it is your shape, restored.
The severity of breast ptosis is measured by the position of the nippled in relation to the fold of the breast.
Look at the diagram underneath and measure your degree of sagging
