Karla
Insunza
Emilio
Codorniz
Shantal
Maldonado
Anahí
Ortega
Sandra
Hernández
- Certified Master Surgeon: First woman in the world certified as a Master Surgeon in Bariatric Surgery.
- Over 15 years of Experience Over 15 years of experience transforming lives through advanced surgical techniques.
- Internationally Recognized Recognized globally for her contributions to bariatric medicine.
What should I know before Breast Lift Surgery?
Our plastic surgery team uses refined incision techniques to ensure that resulting scars will be as discreet as possible.
Excess skin and breast tissue will be removed before the incisions are closed in a way that refines the skin envelope of the breast and creates a more youthful breast contour.
A breast lift is typically an outpatient procedure, meaning you will be free to return to your home or hotel room the day of surgery, but this depends on your evolution and the educated judgment of your surgical team.
How is the process After Breast Lift Procedure?
After your surgery, you can expect some mild-to-moderate discomfort for about one to three days. Bandages will be removed 24 hours after the procedure, and a surgical bra must be worn at all times for the next four weeks. This compression garment will minimize swelling and keep your breasts properly positioned as they heal. About five to seven days after surgery, the sutures will be removed and most patients can return to their usual routine in one to two weeks.
As you heal, avoid lying flat on your back, it is much better you rest in a position in which your upper body remains elevated. A wedge pillow can be helpful in achieving this. Patients should avoid exercise for approximately four to six weeks. This will prevent swelling and discomfort until the breasts are fully healed, which usually take three to four months.
Our plastic surgery team will provide you with specific post-surgical care instructions. Following these instructions can help you to heal properly and cause scars to fade as much as possible.
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