Is getting a breast lift dangerous?

No: There are always risks to surgery and specifically a breast lift may in addition to general risks of anesthesia and surgery have the potential for loss of nipple sensation or viability, with compromise of the ability to lactate as well as interfere either mammographic evaluation of the breast. However, it generally is a very safe procedure. P, ease discuss with a board certified plastic surgeon.

No: Breast lifts, when performed by an experienced and qualified plastic surgeon, can provide amazing results for years to come. But when performed by a physician with little to no training, there is no guarantee of outcome and the statistics point to an increase in complications. This is one of the more challenging procedures in plastic surgery. So know how well trained your surgeon really is!

Breast lift: Breast lift is a very safe procedure, Most common complications are wound healing complications and change in breast and nipple sensation. There is a high patient satisfaction with the procedure. Make sure you consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. You can find one at ASPS.org.

There are risks: with all surgery. However, a breast lift or mastopexy is generally considered safe. There are risks of anesthesia, infection, poor healing/scarring but these risks are unusual. The excess or loose skin is removed and tightened to lift and shape the breast. Sometimes an implant is used to add volume. Be sure to research and find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon that you are comfortable with.

No: very safe in general unless the patient has preexisting health problems that impair wound healing or make anesthesia dangerous