Breast
Lift (Mastopexy)
$1,000 off Labiaplasty and/or Breast Procedures
(i.e. Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift/Mastopexy, Breast Reduction)
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*Offer ends August 31

What is a Breast Lift (Mastopexy)?
Types of Breast Lift:
Crescent Lift:
Peri-Areolar or "Donut" Lift:
Vertical or "Lollipop" Lift:
Inverted T or "Anchor" Lift:

How It’s Done
Breast lift is typically performed under general anesthesia. Once anesthesia is administered, the surgeon makes the chosen incision type. Through this incision, the underlying breast tissue is reshaped to improve the contour and firmness of your breasts. The nipple and areola are repositioned to a natural, more youthful height.
If necessary, enlarged areolas are reduced by excising skin around the perimeter. Excess breast skin is then removed to compensate for loss of elasticity. The incisions are then closed with sutures once the desired shape is achieved.
Why Plano Plastic Surgery?
At Plano Plastic Surgery, excellence is our standard. Both Dr. Haidenberg, with his 16 years of experience in cosmetic surgery, and Dr. Yaker, the celebrated force behind Plano Plastic Surgery, have dedicated years to perfecting aesthetic surgeries—from breast augmentations to rhinoplasties and liposuctions. With them, you’re not just opting for transformative results but also genuine care and understanding. Our approach is personal—tailored to every patient’s concerns and desires.


Who is a Good Candidate?
Ideal candidates for breast lifts are:
- Individuals with sagging breasts or nipples that point downward or with nipples that sit below the fold of the breast.
- Those who have stretched skin or enlarged areolas.
- Women whose breasts have lost shape or volume.
- Individuals who are in good overall health, non-smokers, and have realistic expectations.
Breast Lift Recovery and What to Expect
Mid Recovery Phase (1-4 weeks)
Support Garments: A surgical bra or compression garment will be recommended to minimize swelling and support the breasts.
Bruising and Swelling: Temporary bruising and swelling are typical, with cold compresses helping to reduce the swelling.
First Week
Scar Care: As healing progresses, the focus might shift towards managing the appearance of scars with silicone sheets or scar gels.
Follow-Up Appointments: Regular check-ups with your surgeon are essential.
Long-Term Recovery
Scar Maturation: Over time, scars will fade, though they'll always be present to some extent.
Final Results: The newly lifted breast profile will emerge as swelling subsides and the breasts settle, taking a few months.
Potential Side Effects
Scarring: The appearance of incision scars usually improves over time with diligent care.