Breast Lift Surgery Recobery and Final
Result
After your breast lift procedure is completed,
dressings or bandages will be applied
to the incisions. You’ll need to
wear an elastic bandage or support bra
to minimize swelling and support your
breasts as they heal.
A small, thin tube may be temporarily
placed under the skin to drain any excess
blood or fluid that may collect.
You will be given specific instructions
that may include: How to care for your
breasts following surgery, medications
to apply or take orally to aid healing
and reduce the risk of infection, and
when to follow-up with your plastic surgeon.
Be sure to ask Dr.Tavoussi specific questions
about what you can expect during your
individual recovery period.
How long is the recovery period?
This will initially takes several weeks
but majority of patients take one to two
weeks off of work. Complete healing is
achieved in 6 to 9 months.
Usually, a general anesthetic is administered,
so that you will be asleep throughout
the procedure. When surgery is completed,
you will be taken into a recovery area
where you will continue to be closely
monitored. In many instances, small drain
tubes will have been placed in your breasts
to help avoid the accumulation of fluids.
Gauze dressings will be placed on your
breasts and covered with an elastic bandage
or surgical bra.
The results of your breast lift surgery
are immediately visible. Over time, post-surgical
swelling will resolve and incision lines
will fade.
Satisfaction with your new image should
continue to grow as you recover and realize
the fulfillment of your goal for breasts
which have been restored to a more youthful
and uplifted position.
The final results of your breast lift
will appear over the next few months as
breast shape and position continue to
settle. Incision lines are permanent,
but will continue to fade over time.
The results of your breast lift surgery
will be long-lasting. Over time, your
breasts can continue to change due to
aging and gravity. But, you’ll be
able to retain your new look longer if
you: