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Breast Lifting

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes, and gravity all contribute to breast sagging over time — a concern that no exercise or non-surgical treatment can fully address. A breast lift (mastopexy) reshapes and raises the breasts to a more youthful, natural position without necessarily adding or reducing volume.

The result is a firmer, more uplifted appearance that restores the breast contour to where it once was — or better — while maintaining a completely natural look.

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What Is a Breast Lift?

A mastopexy removes excess skin, reshapes the breast tissue, and repositions the nipple and areola to a higher, more natural position on the breast. It does not add volume — patients who want both a lift and increased fullness may choose to combine mastopexy with implants. The technique used (anchor, lollipop, or crescent) depends on the degree of sagging.

Why Choose Turkey for a Breast Lift?

Turkey is a highly sought-after destination for mastopexy, with skilled plastic surgeons experienced in the full range of lifting techniques. Istanbul clinics offer this procedure at a fraction of Western European or American prices, with full support for international patients throughout the surgical journey.

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Breast Lift FAQs

A breast lift raises and reshapes the existing breast tissue and repositions the nipple. Augmentation adds volume using implants. Many patients combine both to achieve fullness and lift simultaneously.

Scarring depends on the technique. A full lift (anchor/inverted-T) leaves scars around the areola, vertically down to the fold, and along the fold. These fade significantly over 12–18 months and are typically hidden by a bra or swimwear.

Results last many years, though natural aging and gravity continue over time. Avoiding significant weight fluctuations helps preserve outcomes.

In many cases, yes — though some techniques may affect milk ducts. If breastfeeding is a future consideration, discuss this with Dr. Pilancı during consultation.

Most patients resume light activities within 1–2 weeks. A supportive surgical bra is worn for 4–6 weeks. Strenuous activity should be avoided for 6 weeks.

7–8 days is recommended for surgery, suture care, and your follow-up appointment before flying home.

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Speak with our medical team and receive a customized plan tailored to your needs and goals.