Breast Lift Maadi

A breast lift addresses sagging and uneven breasts, decreased breast volume and drooping nipples and stretched areolas (the darker area surrounding the nipples), recreating a youthful shape and lift to your breasts. If there is too little or too much breast volume, a breast augmentation or breast reduction might be recommended in addition to a lift. Every year, thousands of women undergo successful breast-lift surgery, experience no major problems and are pleased with the results

A fat grafting procedure transfers fat from areas in which you have excess fat, such as the outer thighs, and injects it into areas that may be lacking in volume, such as your face, hands, breasts or buttocks. This safe, long-lasting, well-tolerated procedure produces natural-looking results. Every year, thousands of people undergo successful fat grafting and are pleased with the results.

Techniques for breastlift  vary but the most common procedure involves an ellipse-shaped incision that circles the areola, extends downward to the natural curve of the crease beneath the breast. The skin from both sides of the breast is brought down and around the areola, shaping the new contour of the breast. Dr. Wilson performs this technique which ends up with the least possible scarring: only a vertical scar and eliminates the troublesome transverse scar resulting from older techniques. You may need to wear a special bra for 3-4 weeks after the surgery. 

Breast augmentation surgery is a procedure performed to enhance the size and shape of a woman’s breasts by surgically placing an implant behind each breast to increase its volume and enhance its shape. You may want to restore your breasts due to changes that occur after weight loss, childbirth or as a result of aging. In each of these types of cases, the effect of breast augmentation is not only an improved physical appearance but can also enhance your self-esteem.

This is the same type of treatment but instead of using synthetic fillers your own fat is used. A donor area usually the abdomen is used to harvest the fat and it is treated first by centrifugation and purification, then injected with a special cannula in the recipient area. It has a much longer longevity than fillers, upto 5 years and maybe more.  Patients who benefit from fat injection are people who desire augmentation or filling of volume-deficient areas. The most commonly grafted areas include the hands, face (including the lips), and depressions in the skin contour such as those that have developed following