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After pregnancy, many women experience varying degrees of breast sagging and softening. With multiple pregnancy or alternating weight gain and loss, breast displacement and flattening becomes more noticeable. The size of the breasts may remain the same, but the firmness and erect position can be lost. It is often possible to reshape the breast into one which looks more youthful and feels firmer. The operation is called a Mastopexy, or breast uplift, and involves a general anaesthetic and an overnight stay in hospital.

By lifting the nipples to a better location and changing the position of the crease underneath this operation produces a more normal appearance. There are no exercises which are capable of shrinking stretched skin and once the breasts have started sagging, exercises will not help. Your surgeon may suggest other alternatives such as breast augmentation or reduction, to achieve the desired result. Cosmetic surgery advice

Scarring will occur and must be considered with a breast lift operation, but in time, scars will fade to a natural skin tone. It is your surgeon who will discuss with you the most appropriate technique for your particular condition.

A free no-obligation consultation with the surgeon who would carry out your procedure is available by calling 0800 328 6622.

Finance is available to help spread the cost of treatment. Click here for a pdf version of our brochure