After childbirth and breastfeeding, breast tissue often changes. The skin loses elasticity, volume decreases, and the breasts may become saggy and less firm. Mastopexy, or breast lift, reshapes the breasts and restores a more youthful appearance without necessarily increasing volume.

It is important to only decide on the procedure once your weight has stabilized and you have finished breastfeeding for at least a few months. This allows the surgeon to better assess the actual tissue condition and plan for the best aesthetic outcome. If your breasts have also lost volume after pregnancy, the procedure can be combined with breast augmentation.

When to consider a breast lift?

• when are nipples shifted downwards
• When breasts appear empty or lose their shape

Breast augmentation is not just for aesthetic improvement. Many patients also report increased self-confidence, better posture, and greater satisfaction with their bodies after the procedure. Ultimately, it results in a firmer, more youthful, and harmonious silhouette.

What affects the final result?

• skin quality and tissue elasticity
• Stable body weight after pregnancy

Modern surgical techniques enable very natural results and long-term improvement in breast shape. However, it is important that the procedure is planned individually and tailored to the individual's physical characteristics.