Enjoy pert, youthful breasts with a Mastopexy. Also known as a breast uplift or breast lift, a Mastopexy Surgery, is a transformative, aesthetic breast procedure known for its ability to rejuvenate appearance. At HR Plastic Surgery, we understand the importance of feeling confident in your own skin. Our specialised team is dedicated to providing personalised Mastopexy Surgery, ensuring each patient receives the highest standard of care.


Breast Uplift (Mastopexy)
A Breast Uplift surgically corrects sagging breasts, elevating and reshaping the breasts, for a more youthful and perky appearance without the use of implants.
At a Glance
Surgery time
2-3 hours
Anaesthesia
General anaesthetic
Hospital stay
Day case
Recovery
2 weeks scar healing and 6 weeks total recovery
Bras and garments?
Support garment 6 weeks
Sleeping on back
2 weeks
Sexual activity
4 weeks
Scar healing
2 weeks

What is a Breast Uplift
Also known as a breast uplift, this surgical procedure corrects sagging breasts. Over time, factors such as ageing, pregnancy, and weight fluctuations can lead to a loss of breast firmness and elasticity. This procedure elevates and reshapes the breasts, offering a more youthful and pert appearance. It’s an ideal choice if you’re seeking a natural breast uplift without the addition of breast implants.

Understanding the causes, risks and benefits can make you feel more confident about your decision. This guide helps you explore the key factors related to Mastopexy surgery.
Causes
Over time, factors such as genetics, ageing, pregnancy, and weight fluctuations can lead to a loss of breast firmness and elasticity.
Benefits
Some of the benefits you‘ll experience from this procedure include:
- Improved breast shape: Enhanced overall shape of your breasts, making them more rounded and youthful.
- Breast firming: Tightening of your breast tissue, resulting in firmer breasts.
- Correction of sagging: Addresses sagging breast issues, lifting them to a more aesthetically pleasing position.
- Enhanced confidence: Boost in self-esteem and confidence following a breast uplift.
Risks
Like any surgical procedure, Mastopexy Surgery carries certain risks. It’s important to be aware of these to make an informed decision:
- Scarring: Current surgical techniques minimise scarring – as well as making incisions in discrete areas of the breast where the resultant scars aren’t easily visible.
- Changes in nipple or breast sensation: Some experience temporary or, in rare cases, permanent changes in sensation post-surgery.
- Potential asymmetry: Although the goal is symmetrical results, there’s a slight risk of minor asymmetry between the breasts.
Discuss these risks with our surgeon at HR Plastic Surgery to ensure you have a full understanding before proceeding.
Who is a good candidate?
Breast uplift surgery is a personal decision. If you’re bothered by the feeling that your breasts sag, have lost shape becoming flatter, more elongated or are pendulous, then a mastopexy can address these concerns. A good candidate for this procedure should:


Be in good health
You are physically healthy and maintain a stable weight with a BMI of 30 or less.
Be a non-smoker
Smoking increases the risks of the procedure, adversely affects healing and the long term outcome.

Book a Consultation
Take the first step toward your ideal look by booking a consultation with our expert surgeon.


Understanding what breast uplift surgery involves, can help you feel more confident and prepared for your journey. The procedure is carefully planned to achieve the results you desire, whilst keeping your safety and comfort paramount. From your initial consultation to recovery, each step is designed to offer a smooth experience. We outline below what you can expect from the process.
Consultation
Mastopexy Surgery at HR Plastic Surgery is a meticulous process, tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Before surgery, you’ll undergo a detailed consultation to discuss goals, expectations, and any pre-operative preparations. This includes an evaluation of your breasts and general health to ensure your suitability for the procedure and tailoring the surgery to your unique desires.
Procedure
The procedure involves removing excess breast skin and reshaping the breast tissue. The nipple and areola are often repositioned to complement the new breast shape. Advanced surgical techniques are employed to achieve a natural and aesthetically pleasing result while prioritising patient safety.
Recovery
Immediately following your surgery, you’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. Our team at HR Plastic Surgery provide continuous support and guidance, addressing any concerns that may arise post-operatively.
Recovery varies, but typically involves rest and limited activity to allow your body to heal properly. You’ll be advised on specific recovery protocols, including care for your scars, pain management, and when normal activities can be resumed.

Procedure Results
The choice to have breast uplift surgery is a personal decision. It can be useful to see previous before and after results to understand what you can expect and help you to make up your mind.
Pricing?
Prices from
£7750
The total cost is dependent on your breast shape, the degree of droop and your desired results. We recommend booking an initial consultation with Mr Ridha, and following his assessment and discussion of your desired aesthetic outcome, we can provide you with an accurate cost to achieve your goals. You can find more information on our pricing and payment plans pages.

FAQs
Is a breast lift procedure painful?
It’s not uncommon to feel pain and discomfort for the first few days post-surgery. The breasts will also mildly swell. Medication is prescribed to help with pain management for the first few days.
How long is the breast lift recovery time after the procedure?
It typically takes about 6 weeks to fully recover from breast lift surgery and to return to all normal activities and exercise. During the first week, you will need to take time off work, but will be fully mobile and able to perform normal activities of daily living.
How long does the mastopexy result last?
Breast lift results are not permanent, as breasts may again droop and sag with age and weight change. This varies, but for some, a repeat procedure may be required depending on the degree of recurrent droop and personal desires.
Is it dangerous to have breast lifts?
Breast lift surgery is generally considered a safe procedure but complications, though rare, can occur, such as bleeding, infections and nipple loss. It is important to be aware of the complications before deciding to go ahead with any surgery.
Will a breast uplift leave scars?
This surgery does leave scars, but care is taken to place incisions in discrete areas so that they are hidden as much as possible.
Is breastfeeding still possible after a breast lift?
As the surgery does involve manipulating the breast tissue, there is a possibility that breastfeeding will be affected. However, the percentage of women who can’t breastfeed following this type of surgery is the same as the percentage of women who can’t breastfeed despite not having any surgery on their breasts.
Can I have a mastopexy after breast cancer treatment?
It’s possible to undergo Mastopexy Surgery after breast cancer treatment. However, it’s essential to consult with our specialist surgeon at HR Plastic Surgery to evaluate your specific circumstances and ensure the procedure aligns safely with your health and recovery status.
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Breast Uplift Patient Leaflet
