Lost the shape you once had? A breast lift may help you feel like yourself again.
A breast lift (mastopexy) raises and reshapes sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening surrounding tissue.
All figures are approximate and indicative. Your surgeon will provide guidance based on your individual circumstances.
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Understanding breast lift
A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a surgical procedure that raises the breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue to reshape and support the new breast contour. It does not significantly change the size of the breasts.
Breast sagging can occur due to ageing, gravity, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight fluctuations. The procedure repositions the nipple and areola to a more youthful position.
In some cases, a breast lift is combined with augmentation (implants) to both lift and add volume. Your surgeon will assess whether this is appropriate for your situation.
What to expect after surgery
Rest at home with support. Swelling and bruising around the breasts are expected. Pain managed with prescribed medication.
First follow-up appointment. Dressings checked. Light movement around the house. Supportive bra worn continuously.
Many return to desk-based work. Swelling and bruising begin to subside. Avoid lifting anything heavier than a kettle.
Energy levels improve. Scarring begins to settle. Still avoiding strenuous activity and heavy lifting.
Most activity restrictions lifted with surgeon approval. Exercise can gradually resume.
Breasts settle into their final shape and position. Scars continue to fade over the following months.
What does breast lift cost?
We know. Crazy range, right?
How can there possibly be such a big difference? Because every quote includes different things. Surgeon fees, hospital costs, anaesthetist, implants, aftercare. Some quotes bundle everything. Others add extras later.
Everyone is looking for something different, and we factor that in when we support you. We help you compare quotes like for like so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Your concierge breaks down every quote and explains the differences so you can compare with confidence.
Indicative range depending on the surgeon, technique used, and whether it is combined with augmentation. Always request a full itemised breakdown.
The things people actually worry about
A breast lift involves trade-offs that are hard to weigh on your own
The right incision pattern (crescent, lollipop, or anchor) depends on your anatomy and degree of sagging. Your Pirk concierge helps you understand what each option means in practice.
Many women are unsure whether they need a lift alone or a lift combined with implants. We help you prepare the right questions so your consultations are more productive.
Scarring concerns are real. We connect you with surgeons whose approach to scarring aligns with your priorities and expectations.
Recovery with young children at home needs planning. Your concierge helps you think through the practical side, not just the surgical side.
How Pirk helped with breast lift
“I spent weeks trying to figure out which surgeon to go with for my breast lift. Pirk took all of that off my plate. They shortlisted surgeons I never would have found on my own, explained the differences clearly, and were there every time I had a question. I walked into my consultation feeling prepared instead of anxious.”
Individual experiences vary. This reflects one client's experience with Pirk, not a surgical outcome.
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Disclaimer: Pirk is not a medical provider. We are here to support your decisions and help connect you with qualified, registered health practitioners. All procedures are performed by qualified surgeons or registered health practitioners, and any medical advice should always come directly from your treating provider. All pricing is indicative and varies by surgeon, location, and individual circumstances.