Sagging breasts are something that most women try to avoid – but it is not always possible. This is a common aesthetic problem with aging and after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or after a significant weight loss. At Beck Aesthetic Surgery, Dr. Joel Beck performed his Charlotte breast lift procedures to lift and restore shape and youthful contour to drooping, saggy breasts.
What is a Breast Lift?
A breast lift is a cosmetic surgical procedure that lifts the breasts upwards to improve their shape and position. Size is not all there is to beautiful breasts. If your nipples point downward or your breasts sag and lack firmness, you may be a good candidate for breast lift surgery. The breast lift procedure removes excess skin, lifts, and reshapes the breasts to create a firmer feel and a more youthful look. This surgery can be performed in combination with breast augmentation for women who want to add volume, restore firmness, and increase breast projection.
What is the Cost of a Breast Lift Surgery?
The cost of a breast lift surgery starts at $9,000. The starting price does not include OR or anesthesia fees. Call for a consultation so we can customize a quote for you.
How Is a Breast Lift Procedure Performed?
At Beck Aesthetic Surgery, the best breast lift surgery is performed by Dr. Joel Beck, a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive training and experience in procedures of the breast and a reputation for superior results. To perform a breast lift in Charlotte, NC, Dr. Beck will make small incisions placed in one of several possible locations:
Peri-Areolar
Around the areola may be the best incision placement when nipple sensitivity is a primary concern or when a breast lift is performed in combination with breast augmentation (implant placement). Areolar incision placement is an excellent technique for camouflaging incision lines. It may be recommended for women who have A or B cup breast sizes and mild breast sagging.
Lollipop
In this technique, incisions are placed around the areola and vertically from the areola to the breast crease. The lollipop approach may be recommended for women with moderately pronounced sagging and average breast size. It allows access for the surgeon to recontour breast tissue and nipple placement with a more youthful shape and position.
Anchor
Also known as an inverted T, the anchor breast lift technique involves incisions around the areola, vertically from the areola to the breast crease, and horizontally along the fold underneath the breast. This may be the best approach for women with moderate to severe sagging and larger breast sizes, or when a breast lift is performed in combination with breast reduction surgery.