Enjoy a more lifted, youthful, and shapely bust that compliments your size & shape through our breast reduction and lift surgeries in Rochester, NY.
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Over time, the effects of gravity and the loss of the skin’s natural elasticity, combined with pregnancies and nursing, will often cause the breasts to lose their youthful shape and firmness. A breast lift, or mastopexy, is a surgical procedure to raise and reshape sagging breasts or to modify the size or shape of the areola. For those who deal with the physical and mental pain brought on by excessively big or sagging breasts, undergoing breast reduction and lift surgery can be a life-altering experience. The desire to reduce ongoing neck, shoulder, and back pain as well as to enhance general body image and self-confidence frequently motivates people to have breast reduction and lift surgery.
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The team at Vega is committed to ensuring that each patient understands breast reduction and lift surgery options available to them, and makes sure they feel comfortable and confident in the decision they make about their health and wellbeing.
The information below will help you understand some of our procedures and how they fit into your personal goals. Learn more about the breast reduction and lift procedures we specialize in.
Sometimes known as a “Donut” lift, this procedure is perfect for women experiencing mild sagging. This lift uses a single, circular incision that runs the edge of the areola. This lift is ideal for overcoming sagging as well as helps reduce areola size if desired. The remaining scar is minimal, tracing the areola and blending into the natural look of the breast.
Known also as a “Lollipop” lift, vertical lifts are ideal for women with moderate sagging of the breasts which require reshaping. This technique requires two small incisions – one circular incision around the outer edge of the areola and another vertical incision made from the bottom of the areola down to the inframammary fold (aka the natural breast crease). This type of lift makes it easy to remove excess skin and the resulting scars are modest and easily hidden.
Also known as an “Anchor” lift, an Inverted T breast lift is ideal for those with pendulous breasts or those with considerable sagging. Similar to the incisions on a vertical breast lift, an Inverted T features incisions around the edge of the areola, an incision from the areola to the breast crease, and a third incision along the inframammary fold. This lift allows for the removal of excess skin and sagging tissues, leaving some scarring that fades over time.
What To Expect
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You will meet with Dr. Vega’s staff to discuss your medical history, desired results, and options. You will then meet with Dr. Vega to review the methods available and select the one that will give you the best possible result.
One week before surgery you will meet with Dr. Vega’s staff for a pre-operative visit. You may be given prescriptions to fill; we may also take “before” photos. As always, we will answer any questions and discuss any concerns so that you feel completely confident as your surgery approaches.
One day before your surgery, confirm the arrangements for your procedure (including transportation) and to prepare your home for a relaxing and comfortable recovery. On the day of surgery, you will meet with Dr. Vega again. He will review your procedure with you and perform an exam to confirm that you’re in good health for your surgery.
Please plan to arrive early to check in and prepare for your procedure. You can expect to remain in the recovery room for several hours following completion of the surgery. When you get home, start taking your pain medication and antibiotics, and limit your activity for at least the next 24 hours.
Dr. Vega will outline a recovery plan specific to your surgery. We will schedule follow-up appointments as necessary throughout your recovery. Dr. Vega will assess your healing, remove or change dressings, and document your results. Based on your progress, he will also let you know when you can expect to resume normal activities.
