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Breast Lift (Mastopexy) Without Implants.

What is a Breast Lift?

A breast lift or mastopexy is a surgical procedure performed to remove excess skin and lift and reshape breasts to create a firmer and more pleasing shape. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, ageing, and weight loss can all result in significant changes to women’s breasts. This procedure is for women who are happy with the volume of their breasts but would like to improve sagging tissue or downward-pointing nipples.

Mastopexy Diagram Illustration Dr Duncan Taylor

a. The excess fat and skin are removed

b. The breast is re-shaped, and the nipple is lifted

c. An anchor-shaped scar

What Can I Expect with a Breast Lift?

A Quick Overview

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Surgery time: 2 hours.

Length of stay in hospital: 0 - 1 night

Recovery time: The following are approximate times for a breast uplift mastopexy.

Driving 24 hours,

Office work 3-5 days,

Strenuous work/exercise 3-4 weeks. 

Garments: Post-surgery compression bra should be worn 24/7 for 4-6 weeks.

Incision and scar: Incision around the nipple, extending horizontally down to the breast fold. 

 

Other Things to Consider

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  • A breast lift won't change the size of your breasts. However, if done in conjunction with a breast reduction or breast augmentation, the shape and size can both be altered to achieve your desired outcome.  
     

  • You will have scars on your breast after this surgery.
     

  • Some patients who meet specific criteria can have a portion of their fees covered by Medicare or their Private Health Funds. There will still be an out-of-pocket expense.​

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Dr Taylor provides specialist plastic surgery services, including breast lifts and other aesthetic procedures, to the Perth, Bunbury, and Rockingham regions. We ensure dedicated, personalised, and state-of-the-art care for our patients. 

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For more information on this procedure and on the risks associated, please download the information sheets:

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Visit the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons for more information on Breast Lifts and Breast-Implant with a lift.

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Every plastic and reconstructive surgery carries inherent risks and the possibility of complications.

During your consultation, Dr Duncan Taylor will discuss the specific risks and potential complications relevant to your unique surgical procedure.

Breast Lift Before & After Results

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Image: Before breast lift surgery and 12 months after surgery. The patient gave photo consent.

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Image: Before breast lift + implant surgery and 3 months after surgery. The patient gave photo consent.

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Image: Before breast lift and 6 weeks after surgery. The patient gave photo consent.

For more Before and After pictures, please click here to visit our Instagram gallery.

Why Should You See Dr Taylor for Your Breast Lift Surgery?

Dr Taylor is a fully qualified specialist plastic and reconstructive surgeon who specialises in breast lifts in Perth and provides expert, holistic care. 

 

  • Dr Taylor is board-certified in both Australia and England.
     

  • Dr Taylor is one of a select few Specialist Reconstructive Plastic Surgeons in Perth and Bunbury who focuses exclusively on breast and body surgery.
     

  • Dr Taylor and his team care deeply about the quality of their work and the well-being of their patients. They are committed to ensuring you are informed and supported throughout your journey.

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When looking for the right surgeon for your breast lift in Perth or Bunbury, it's important to ensure they are board-certified and specialise in the procedures you desire. We advise that you schedule consultations with multiple surgeons to compare their approaches, personalities, and professionalism.

Choose a surgeon who communicates effectively and makes you feel comfortable. Trust and understanding are crucial for a successful outcome.

We also advise that you discuss costs to avoid unexpected expenses, ask about post-operative care and follow-up visits to ensure proper recovery, and address any concerns after the surgery.
 

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