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Breast Lift (Mastopexy) - What Is It, Is The Surgery Painful, What Do Patients Say? Seattle-Bellevue - Dr. Richard Rand, Seattle Plastic Surgeon at the Northwest Center for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery in Bellevue, WA. Visit us online at http://www.randcosmeticsurgery.com or call 425-688-8828

Dr. Richard Rand explains the condition of breast ptosis, where breasts have lost tone and fullness and droop below the inframammary fold. A breast lift moves the breast back up on the chest wall and restores the conical shape. The procedure has a surprising rate of recovery offering patients the opportunity to resume normal activity in a timely manner.

Video Transcript:
A breast lift is a surgical procedure done for somebody who feels that their breasts have lost tone and shape. There's a condition called breast ptosis, which is sometimes a droopiness of the breasts. And when a patient has that, typically the nipple and the areola have gone down to the crease below the breast and they're either below the crease or pointing downward. And those people don't care for how their breasts sit on their chest wall. They don't feel youthful, they don't feel toned, they don't feel attractive. They want something done to get their breast shape and tone back.

So a breast lift is that surgical procedure meant to move the breast back up on the chest wall. To elevate the nipple above the crease below the breast, to tighten up the skin envelope of the lower pole of the breast, and to restore an aesthetic conical breast shape that looks youthful and attractive.

Patients who have a breast lift are first of all, very surprised by the rate of recovery. Their worst fears about it being a long recovery are usually not born out. They also really like the fact that their tissues are lifted and toned and youthful and that they feel very comfortable with clothing choices and very comfortable in their personal lives.

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