Breast Uplift Manchester

Sagging or droopy breasts can be due to a number of reasons, including: ageing, fluctuations in weight and as an effect of pregnancy and breastfeeding.

As time goes by, the natural effects of ageing see a loss of elastin in the skin, causing lost laxity and strength in the skin’s structure, as well as gravity and weight fluctuations contributing to the lack of volume and shape to the breasts. Whilst the advice that ‘Breast it best’, is said to be the best way to feed a baby, breastfeeding can have an impact on the breasts and may also result in lost volume.

Also known as Breast Ptosis, sagging breasts can often adopt a position that’s unattractive to the affected person, with the nipple sitting lower down on the breast than considered to be ‘normal’.

The affected person can often feel unhappy with the appearance of their breasts, lacking in body-confidence, impacting on their general well-being and affecting personal relationships.

Mr. Marando uses a surgical technique that considers minimal scarring, and they should not be noticeable, even with clothing that cuts low on the chest.

A breast enlargement can also be performed alongside this procedure, known as Mastopexy Augmentation, not only lifting the breasts but adding volume too.

A Mastopexy is usually performed as Day Surgery, but on occasions the patient is advised to spend one night in hospital. Your breasts will feel tender over the next couple of weeks with a degree of swelling and bruising. You will be given a course of painkillers to take during the sensitive period, that will help you to manage any discomfort and you should keep activity levels to a minimum. It may be necessary for you to keep away from driving during this time also, and wait for up to 12 weeks before resuming exercise programs.

The full results from this treatment should develop over the next 6 – 9 months, when lost confidence could be restored by more naturally shaped and lifted breasts that are considered more aesthetically pleasing.