Benefits of Breast Uplift Surgery
People have breast uplift surgery for a number of reasons, and given the nature of operations of this sort – individual reasons vary a great deal. However, here are some of the more common reasons why people consider this breast uplift surgery.
- Many woman enjoy greater self esteem and self confidence following the surgery
- More choice with what tops and items of clothing they feel comfortable in
- The ability to wear tops without a bra
- Feeling more attractive, and happier with a more feminine appearance
Risks of Breast Uplift Surgery
Although complications are very rare, you will need to be informed of the risks that can occur with breast uplift surgery. Below we outline the most common risks of breast uplift surgery:
- Scars can sometimes stretch, and they may appear thick and red for a prolonged period of time
- Depending on the success of the surgery, sometimes breasts can appear asymmetrical
- In rare occasions, a collection of blood can gather around the operation site. This is known as Haematoma, but is very rare
- With all wounds, there is the possibility that you may suffer infection and/or simply a delay in healing
- There is a risk that you may be unable to breast feed following the uplift surgery
- As you will be under a General Anaesthetic, you will also be at risk from associated risks such as Deep Veined Thrombosis.
