Breast lifting involves removing excess skin and transferring the wart-aureola complex upwards. These treatments are always associated with leaving more or less visible scars. It is recommended to perform these treatments after planned pregnancy and feeding because there is a risk of damage to the leads that lead out breast glands and complications associated with it. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia and lasts from 2-4 hours. Depending on the desired effect, cuts are made around the aureole, connecting the aureole with the subpectoral furrow and in the area of the subpectoral furrow. If there is such a need, a part of the gland is resected.
BREAST LIFTING
Description of the procedure::
Post-treatment recommendations::
After the procedure, if necessary, the patient stays under specialist medical care for about 1 hour or the patient can go home in other cases. During this time, dressings are changed and the patient’s condition is controlled. Then, the patient should report for a change of dressings for a few days. Sutures are removed from 6 to 14 days. In some cases, the patient may need to correct scars 3-6 months after the surgery.
Time of incapacity for work::
Usually, there is no need to stop working. It is recommended to limit physical exercise for 2 – 4 weeks after the procedure.
| Duration of the procedure: | Three hours |
| Type of anaesthesia: | local or analgosedation (in the presence of an anaesthesiologist) |
| Required tests: | blood group, blood count, coagulation markers (APTT / INR), p / hepatitis B vaccination, electrolytes (sodium and potassium) |
| Time of stay in the clinic: | not required |
| Contraindications to the procedure: | inflammation of breasts, pregnancy |
