Breast lift

Regardless of whether a breast is very large or simply empty: breast tissue can sag and thus severely disrupt the body image. Sagging breasts can be corrected and, if necessary, reduced in size using modern plastic surgery procedures.
Breast Lift
Duration of the OP | 2 – 4 hours |
Aftercare | Inpatient surgery, rest for 14 days, stitches removed after 12-14 days |
Sociability | approx. 10 days |
Sport | Leg training after 14 days, chest training after 6 weeks |
Pain | low to medium |
The larger a woman's breasts become during puberty, the greater the risk that the tissue will sag later on. However, sagging breasts can also have other causes, such as weight loss, pregnancy and, of course, a genetic predisposition. This means that the connective tissue is somewhat weak and cannot support the weight of the breast in the long term. The consequences are very stressful for women: the breast hangs down, the nipple moves downwards and it is not uncommon for the lower part of the breast to lie completely against the body. Sweating, skin rashes and inflammation often occur in this area.
Both small and large breasts can sag. Breast sagging therefore has nothing to do with volume, even if larger breasts naturally tend to move downwards in line with gravity over the course of life.
As a general rule, there is an optimal surgical technique for every breast. It is important that the treating specialist has the full range of surgical techniques at their disposal and is proficient in them in order to minimise scarring and optimise the result. Both breast lift and breast reduction require a great deal of experience and sound training. Below we present the various techniques that we use successfully in most breast lift procedures.
For further information, please see the bottom of the page. This is where the advantages and disadvantages of the procedures are presented and the risks and side effects are explained. However, this cannot replace a personal consultation (also via video), in which these aspects are explained and adapted individually. We therefore look forward to a personal consultation with you!