Breast lift surgery

Breast lift surgery, also called mastopexy, is a cosmetic procedure that lifts and reshapes sagging breasts. The surgeon removes extra skin and tights the tissue around them. The program calls for seven days with one day of in-patient care. Before the surgery, a thorough exam is made. It includes a clinical history, a physical exam, consultations with a plastic surgeon and an anesthesiologist, and lab tests like a complete blood count, blood type test, biochemical analysis of blood, coagulation studies, and urinalysis. Also, diagnostic procedures like mammograms, breast ultrasound imaging, 3D computer planning, and electrocardiogram are ordered. They help determine the best way to do the surgery and the anesthesia. During preoperative preparation, the patients will be told how to prepare for the surgery and care for themselves afterward. The surgery takes 1,5-2 hours and is well-planned thanks to preoperative 3D planning on the computer. Therefore, patients know what results to expect. The breast lift is done under general anesthesia, and most people have to stay in the hospital overnight. Pain management, wound care, and a follow-up visit with the surgeon to check on healing and discuss any concerns are all part of postoperative care. The patient will be advised to get better and keep improving.