Depending on the complexity of the procedure, your breast lift will take approximately two to four hours.
BREAST LIFT PROCEDURE
It’s no secret that gravity — not to mention pregnancy and weight fluctuations — can take a toll on the appearance of the breasts. Fortunately, a breast lift can reverse a sagging, droopy look. This popular procedure elevates and improves the appearance of the breasts.
WHAT IS A BREAST LIFT?
Also known as Mastopexy, many women consider a breast lift in Baton Rouge to restore a more youthful form and restore perkiness to the chest. At Stephens Plastic Surgery + Skincare Aesthetics of Baton Rouge, the breast lift procedure renews confidence and improves aesthetic balance and proportion for women who are experiencing sagging in the breast area. breast lift surgery is typically performed to lift and shape breasts that have begun to sag as a result of gravity, pregnancy, weight loss, natural loss of elasticity (aging).

BENEFITS OF A BREAST LIFT
A breast lift is a popular procedure for women who would like to regain their youthful, perky, lift and attractive breast shape. Benefits include the following:
Better breast projection and cleavage
Youthful, perky breasts
Smaller, more proportionate areolae
Symmetrical, round shape
Attractive, upward-tilted nipples
Better fit in clothing
Renews the breasts after pregnancy, nursing, or weight loss
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COST OF A BREAST LIFT
The starting cost for a breast lift at Stephens Plastic Surgery is $9,235. It's crucial to recognize that the overall expense of the procedure can vary from person to person, depending on individual factors such as implant choice, and customization requirements. Recognizing that such enhancements may involve financial considerations, Stephens Plastic Surgery offers flexible financing options, ensuring individuals can pursue this rejuvenating procedure with ease.
BREAST LIFT PROCEDURE DETAILS
Dr. Stephens performs breast lift in Baton Rouge with his patients under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation. Typically, an anchor-shaped incision is made from the location of the new nipple down to the crease beneath the breast — although in some cases, this incision pattern may be modified with fewer scars on the breast.
Excess skin is removed and the areola and nipple are placed higher on the breast for an elevated appearance. A breast lift can also reduce large areolas. While a breast lift can be performed on its own, it is often done in conjunction with breast augmentation to add more volume as well as improved shape.
AFTER YOUR BREAST LIFT PROCEDURE
During your breast lift recovery, it is common for the breasts to be swollen, bruised, and sore for a short while. You may need to wear bandages, gauze, and a surgical bra may to protect the new breast contours and cushion the chest as it heals. You can remove all of this after 48 hours and take a shower.
Dr. Stephens will advise you on how much time you should take off from work in order for your breasts to have adequate healing time. You will need to avoid strenuous activities for at least three weeks. We will provide you with post-surgical instructions to reduce the risk of infection at your incision sites.
BREAST LIFT FAQ
How long is the procedure?
What kind of anesthesia is used?
A breast lift is generally performed under general anesthesia. However, in some cases, it can be performed under IV sedation augmented with local anesthesia.
Will there be scars?
Breast lift scars depend on the type of breast lift procedure you undergo. Scars are usually visible from the areola to the crease of the breast and typically heal and fade within two years.
Should I wait until I'm finished having kids?
You can have a breast lift between children; however, the results of a breast lift are often undone by pregnancy and breast feeding. Dr. Stephens advises patients to wait until they are done having children before having their breast lift procedure.
Is breast lift covered by insurance?
Breast lift surgery is typically considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by insurance unless there is a medical necessity, such as breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.
Does a breast lift make it less sensitive after surgery?
Breast lift surgery may lead to temporary changes in nipple and breast sensitivity, but these changes are usually temporary and tend to improve over time.
Is there still feeling after Breast Lift?
Most patients retain some degree of sensation in their breasts after a breast lift, but there can be temporary changes in sensitivity that typically improve with time.
Do I need a lift or implants?
Whether you need a breast lift or implants depends on your individual goals and breast characteristics. A consultation with Dr. Stephens can help determine the most appropriate procedure to achieve your desired outcome.
How long does it take for scars to heal after Breast lift?
Most patients retain some degree of sensation in their breasts after a breast lift, but there can be temporary changes in sensitivity that typically improve with time.