A breast lift or mastopexy is a surgical procedure performed to change the shape of the breasts. During a breast lift, a plastic surgeon removes excess skin and reshapes breast tissue to raise the breasts.
A breast lift in Tijuana, Mexico is a surgical procedure that lifts sagging, drooping, or uneven breasts. It also repositions and reduces areolas to look more natural and aesthetically balanced. Dr. Rafael Camberos, founder of Camberos Plastic Surgery, offers several breast lift methods to patients with a variety of issues. This operation can be performed with or without an implant. Dr. Camberos, founder of Plastiks, can help you decide if a breast lift is the right procedure for you.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, heredity, and other factors may contribute to drooping or sagging breasts. Several types of breast lift surgery can significantly improve the breasts’ shape and position by excising skin and repositioning tissues. Breast lift surgery can provide lifted, shaped, and more youthful-looking breasts, along with elevated self-confidence.
Breast lift surgery is the most effective procedure for sagging or drooping breasts caused by pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss or the ageing process. Deflated breasts can be a significant source of concern for many women.
Deflated breasts are characterised by a loss of volume, skin elasticity, and firmness. They may appear flattened, saggy, and droopy. The breast tissue may appear less full, and the skin may appear loose or stretched. The nipples may point downwards or appear to be lower on the breast than before.
Breast ptosis, also known as sagging or drooping breasts, is a condition in which the breasts lose their shape and firmness. The nipple and areola may also droop or point downwards.
Sagging or drooping breasts, also known as breast ptosis, can cause a number of physical and emotional problems, including:
Breast lift surgery, also known as mastopexy, is a highly sought-after cosmetic procedure that addresses breast ptosis, a condition where the breasts lose their elasticity and begin to sag. This condition can affect women at various stages of life due to factors such as aging, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and significant weight loss.
The ideal candidates for breast lift surgery are women experiencing varying degrees of breast sagging, whether it be minor, moderate, or severe. This condition is not exclusive to one demographic and can start affecting women as early as their teenage years, especially those with larger breasts and inadequate skin quality.
The size of the breasts plays a critical role in determining the onset of sagging; thus, women with normal to large-sized breasts may find themselves considering this procedure sooner rather than later.
I highly recommend visiting Dr Camberos and his team! They are incredibly nice, professional, and helpful to answer any questions before and after the surgery. I’m loving my results!
Dr. Rafael Cambreros was super professional, caring and kind at all times. He and his team made me feel safe and comfortable. They were always available and with an amazing attitude.
It's obvious that Dr. Camberos truly LOVES his job! Pride, passion and integrity are just a few of his qualities. His team is clearly hand selected to reflect his vision on how he conducts business.
Plastic surgery is incredibly safe provided you go to a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience in a particular surgical procedure.
During the consultation visit, the provider will review your health history and discuss the procedure(s) with you. The provider will likely need to view the area of the body where the procedure will be performed for clinical assessment.
Your recovery time depends on the specific procedure/surgery you are having completed. For example, procedures such as microdermabrasion and Botox injections typically have a shorter recovery time than a breast augmentation or tummy tuck. It is important to note that everyone reacts to plastic surgery differently and recovery times will vary.
During the consultation visit, the provider will review your health history and discuss the procedure(s) with you. The provider will likely need to view the area of the body where the procedure will be performed for clinical assessment.
