Before the procedure, routine blood tests and consultations with an anesthesiologist and cardiologist are required.
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and typically lasts 2 to 4 hours, depending on case complexity.

The main surgical approaches include:

• Periareolar lift (incision only around the areola) – used for minimal sagging

• Vertical mastopexy – incision around the areola and vertically downward, suitable for moderate sagging

• Inverted-T (anchor-shaped) technique – used for significant sagging, providing maximum lift and support

If combined with implants, they may be placed:

• Submuscularly – for a more natural result and better implant coverage

• Subglandularly (above the muscle) – suitable for patients with enough natural tissue

• Dual Plane – a hybrid method for optimal shape and long-term support

In some cases, drains may be used, depending on the surgeon’s judgment.

• Hospital stay: Usually 1 night

• Common effects: Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort that gradually subside

• Post-surgical care: Wearing a special support bra is recommended to help shaping and stabilization

• Return to daily activities: After 7–14 days

• Avoid physical exertion: For 4–6 weeks

• Final results: Become evident after 3–6 months once tissues fully adjust

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✔ Firmer, lifted, and more symmetrical breasts
✔ Improved breast shape and proportion
✔ Enhanced silhouette, especially when combined with implants
✔ Restored youthful contour and skin elasticity
✔ Increased self-confidence and physical comfort