Breast Lift Surgery (Mastopexy)

“The freedom of a body that doesn't change over time, but reshapes itself.”

Natural processes such as pregnancy, breastfeeding, gravity, weight fluctuations, and aging can cause breasts to sag. Breast lift surgery (mastopexy) isn't about erasing the traces left by this process; it's about redefining the breast shape with grace.

Why a Breast Lift?

Sagging or deformed breasts can cause not only physical but also emotional discomfort. Breast lift surgery is a renewal process — it’s as much about inner peace as it is about outer appearance.

● Correcting sagging

● Relocating the nipple to its natural position

● Restoring a youthful and dynamic breast shape

● Correcting asymmetries

● Adding volume (with implants, if necessary)

This operation is a reconstruction where aesthetics meets anatomical precision.

When Are Implants Used?

Breast lift surgery can be performed in two ways:

1. Breast Lift Without Implants:If the existing breast tissue has sufficient volume, the nipple is elevated by tightening only the skin and tissue. The goal is to achieve a more natural and soft result.

2. Breast Lift with Implants (Augmentation Mastopexy):If the breast tissue has insufficient volume, a silicone implant is placed in conjunction with a breast lift to achieve fullness. This provides both shape and volume.

Every patient is different; therefore, the appropriate method is determined after a detailed examination and an accurate assessment of aesthetic goals.

How Does the Surgery Work?

● The surgery takes approximately 2–3 hours under general anesthesia.

● The nipple is elevated, excess skin is removed, and the breast is reshaped.

● If implants are placed, they are usually positioned under the muscle or beneath the breast tissue.

● A special bra is used after the operation; a drain may be applied.

● An overnight hospital stay is recommended.

Scars vary depending on the technique used, but they fade over time and are concealed within natural folds.

Post-Operative Considerations

Initial Days:

● Swelling, bruising, and a feeling of tightness are normal.

● Arm movements should be restricted, and rest is recommended.

● The use of a special bra is mandatory.

1–3 Weeks:

● Return to daily activities is possible.

● If a drain is present, it is removed within the first few days.

● Stitches are generally not removed; they dissolve naturally.

4–6 Weeks:

● Light exercise is permitted.

● Bra use continues.

● Scar care begins. If necessary, silicone-based products are used.

Long-Term:

● Scars will fade over time.

● The breast shape becomes more natural.

● Checkups are usually performed at 1, 3, and 6 months.

How is Botox Administered?

Botox is injected into the targeted muscle groups using special, fine-tipped needles in very small doses. Anesthetic cream can be applied before the procedure. The application time is usually 10-15 minutes, and you can return to your daily life immediately afterward.
The effects begin to be felt within 3-4 days, with the full effect occurring within 10-14 days. The average duration varies between 3-6 days.

Approach: A Quiet Intervention, A Calm Expression

The most valuable aspect in aesthetics is making the unseen visible. Botox represents balance, elegance, and simplicity, not exaggeration. The face is a character. Every line carries meaning. My application approach aims to lighten the expression without interfering with these meanings. In other words, your smile remains, only unnecessary wrinkles are silenced.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Botox freeze my expression?

No. When applied with the correct technique and personalized dosages, it provides a natural appearance. The goal is not to erase your expression, but to refresh it.

Is Botox a painful procedure?

It's a short procedure performed using fine needles. It's well-tolerated by most patients.

Does Botox need to be repeated?

Yes. The effects of Botox diminish over time. It typically lasts 4-6 months. It can be reapplied when the effect begins to fade.

Can Botox be administered at an early age?

Preventive Botox treatments, if administered before lines begin to set, are effective in delaying aging. Therefore, it can be started in your 25s and 30s.