Mastopexy

Breast lifting and reshaping with natural and lasting results. Restore firmness without erasing who you really are.

+18

years of experience

+2.000

surgeries performed

+9.000

patients cared for

+8.000

hours of surgery

• About the Procedure

What is Mastopexy?

Mastopexy is the surgery that repositions and reshapes drooping breasts (breast ptosis), restoring firmness and projection. It can be combined with silicone implants to restore lost volume. The result is a natural and harmonious breast shape.

Firm and Natural Breast

Repositioning of breast tissue

Implant Combination

Option to combine with silicone implant

Restored Self-Esteem

Result that transforms confidence

Gradual Recovery

Return to activities with medical guidance.

• Start your journey now

The care you deserve starts here

Schedule your appointment with Dr. Fabrício Regiani and find the ideal path for you, with safety, technique and genuine care.

• Results

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• Testimonials

Behind every result, a story

5 out of 5 · Google reviews

"My experience was incredible. Dr. Fabrício is extremely detail-oriented and the result exceeded my expectations, maintaining naturalness."

Ana M.

— Rhinoplasty

"Impeccable professionalism. The entire Alever team gave me great confidence from the first consultation to the post-operative period."

Carlos F.

— Liposculpture

"I fulfilled a dream with the best surgeon. The humanized care makes all the difference in such an important moment."

Juliana R.

— Breast Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear your doubts

What is the difference between mastopexy and implant?

Mastopexy is indicated to correct breast sagging by repositioning tissues and removing excess skin. Silicone implants, on the other hand, are primarily aimed at increasing or restoring breast volume. In some cases, both procedures may be combined.

The possibility of breastfeeding after mastopexy depends on the technique used and each patient's individual characteristics. Whenever possible, surgical planning seeks to preserve the structures related to milk production.

Scars vary according to the indicated technique and the degree of breast sagging. Planning aims to position them strategically, favoring good healing evolution over time.

Mastopexy repositions the breasts in a lasting way. However, factors such as aging, weight fluctuations, pregnancy, and hormonal changes may modify their shape over the years.

Yes. Mastopexy can be performed without implants when breast volume is sufficient and the main goal is to correct sagging. The need to combine with implants will be defined after individual evaluation.

Recovery time varies according to the extent of the surgery and each patient's characteristics. The return to activities happens gradually, always following medical guidelines during the postoperative period.