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Cosmetic surgery that is not deemed medically necessary is not covered by insurance. In the vast majority of cases, this applies to breast lifts.

Breast lifts are good at getting a more youthful or perky appearance to the breasts, whereas implants enhance their volume. If your concerns include wanting a bigger size and having them higher on the chest, you would be a candidate for both procedures.

No, although some loss of sensation is possible, this side effect is almost always temporary.

Yes, nipple sensitivity may temporarily be reduced or not present, but as the tissues heal sensation normally returns.

Although the two procedures achieve different results, they tend to be comparably priced.

Yes, a breast lift procedure will leave a scar. However, scars tend to heal very well over time. Scars can be hidden in discreet locations for the most natural-looking appearance following the procedure.

It is common to have decreased sensitivity (numbness) to the breasts and nipples temporarily after surgery. It is not common to have permanent numbness. If this is a concern, make sure to talk with your surgeon about your preferences.

Yes, you can shower after a breast lift. You cannot soak in water or take a bath for about 6-8 weeks after surgery but you are able to shower starting the day after surgery.

Plastic surgery cant halt the aging process in its tracks, but it can provide rejuvenation that makes your breasts appear youthful for many years.

A breast lift can last for many years, but it cant stop the process of aging. Make sure to maintain your results by avoiding weight fluctuations, pregnancy, and going braless.

Most breast lift surgeries take between three and four hours.

The incision sites are typically healed within 2-3 months following a breast lift, although the scars will continue to heal for years following the procedure. Most of the healing of the scars occurs in the first year yet scars will continue to lighten and be less visible for years after the procedure.

You can expect some discomfort after your breast lift within the first few days, but it can be well managed with prescribed medications. Most pain subsides within a week or so.

You should return to light exercise such as walking within a few days of surgery, but wait until your surgeon indicates otherwise to return to your normal exercise routine. Typically at 6 weeks, you are cleared to engage in any form of exercise.

Yes, a breast lift is typically a safe surgery that carries the potential risks or complications that come with any surgery. Your surgeon will review these potential risks with you during your consultation.

A crescent breast lift is a type of breast lift that uses a very small incision in a crescent shape around the areola. It allows for minimal correction of sagging and can be used to correct any asymmetry in nipple height.

There are many types of breast lift, including the crescent incision, donut incision, the lollipop incision, and the anchor incision. Depending on the amount of loose skin that you have, your surgeon will recommend the type of lift that will be best for you and your goals.

A breast lift does not typically change the size of the breasts, but rather the position and shape of your breast tissue. If you want to increase or decrease the size of your breasts, you can pair your breast lift with breast augmentation (with implants or fat grafting) or breast reduction respectively.

If your breasts have stretch marks in the area of skin to be removed during breast lift surgery, then your procedure will remove stretch marks. Your surgeon will give you the best idea of what to expect.

A breast lift may affect breastfeeding but this is not a common issue. If you plan to breastfeed in the future, make sure to discuss your options with your surgeon.