Breast Uplift FAQs
1. Is breast uplift surgery right for me?
If you want firmer, perter breasts, breast uplift surgery can help you achieve the results you want.
If you’re unhappy with your breasts, whatever the reason, we’ll talk to you about achieving the breast size and shape you would like.
2. Who will breast uplift surgery benefit?
Women of all ages with various breast concerns choose to have breast uplift surgery.
While some women's breast are naturally less firm, many others find their breasts can lose their shape from pregnancy or breastfeeding. Equally, the ageing process, or weight loss can also result in skin losing its elasticity.
As a general rule, if the line where your nipple sits lies below the beginning of the crease of the breasts you will benefit from breast uplift surgery
If you are unsure, call us or use our online form to discuss your requirements and arrange a free consultation.
3. How is breast uplift surgery done?
During the breast uplift operation, excess skin from around the area of dark tissue surrounding the nipple (and sometimes from under your breast) is removed. This creates a tighter cone of breast tissue and your nipple is moved to a higher position to give a more youthful and firm appearance.
4. Who will perform my breast uplift surgery?
We select only the most knowledgeable and skilled breast uplift Surgeons so you can be sure you’ll get the results you want. Our Anaesthetists are Consultant Anaesthetists. This means they have the highest level of experience possible.
At Transform, you’re in the care of highly qualified and experienced people every step of the way. All our medical professionals have a licence to practice and are registered with the UK’s General Medical Council.
5. Where will my breast uplift operation take place?
You will be cared for in one of our regulated cosmetic surgery hospitals. These are centres of clinical excellence and are regulated by the Care Quality Commission. As a patient of Transform you will only ever experience exemplary standards of care, hygiene and facilities.
6. What results can I expect from breast uplift surgery?
You can expect firmer breasts that sit upright and do not sag. The nipple will sit higher on the breast, giving a more youthful appearance.
7. Can I combine breast uplift with other procedures?
Depending on the results you want to achieve and the size and shape of your breasts, your Surgeon may also recommend a breast enlargement or breast reduction.
Many women also choose to have a tummy tuck or liposuction to regain the body shape they have lost through childbirth or weight loss.
8. How long will I need to take off work?
Breast uplift patients are required to stay for 1-2 nights in the comfortable surroundings of a Transform hospital.
Transform recommends that breast uplift patients take at least two weeks holiday from work.
9. Will I be able to breast feed after having the surgery?
Everyone is different but some women will need to have their milk ducts cut when their breasts are repositioned which will prevent them from breast feeding. You can discuss this with your Surgeon at your free consultation.
10. Will I receive any aftercare?
Your aftercare is covered in the cost of your procedure.
To ensure the best recovery, you’ll have a post-operation appointment with a clinic nurse and a review with your breast uplift Surgeon. They’ll discuss your breast surgery and aftercare, check your scars and that everything else is healing well and make sure you’re happy with the results.
If you have any questions or concerns after your procedure, you can also talk to our resident medical officer at any time on the 24/7 Transform Patient Helpline.
11. How much does breast uplift cost?
Breast uplift surgery prices start from £5,200. At Transform, we offer flexible finance options so you can spread the cost of your breast uplift surgery.
12. How do I arrange to have a breast uplift?
The next step is to book your free consultation, either online or by calling us on 0800 655 6406.
Your initial appointment will be with one of our Patient Care Co-ordintors who will take you through the process from consultation to aftercare to costs. Once you have seen a Patient Care Co-ordintaor, you will be invited to a free consultation with one of our Surgeons. We believe that you shouldn’t have to pay to get the expert medical information you need to make an informed decision about your procedure.