Before & After Gallery

After having children and breast feeding, the breasts usually assume a lower position on the chest. Volume loss in the upper part of the breasts is common as well. These findings are throughly addressed with a mastopexy also known as the Awake Breast Lift®.

64 year old female with previous breast implants and lift shown here 9 months after exchange of implants into an improved position and mastopexy repositioning of the breast tissue and nipples to a more youthful position.

Completely Awake Breast Lift ® lollipop mastopexy. No general anesthesia. No implant. Her whole procedure can be found on our youtube channel.

Vertical mastopexy lollipop lift without implants to achieve a more youthful appearance.

Vertical mastopexy lollipop lift without implants to achieve a more youthful appearance in a middle-aged athletic patient.

This lovely patient desired a more lifted and perky appearance of her breasts.  She did not want breast implants. Our signature breast lift includes removal of excess breast skin and reorganization of excess breast tissue for a natural enhancement.

Vertical mastopexy lollipop lift without implants to achieve a more youthful appearance.

Lollipop Breast Lift 1 year results. This procedure can be performed awake or asleep depending on the patients preference. The incisions are around the areola and straight down to just above the lower breast fold, hence, Lollipop. The scars will continue to fade over time. There are no scars along

THIS IS NOT AN IMPLANT! No foreign body was used. Her own #Breast tissue was carefully repositioned to augment the lollipop lift. Here’s her story: 30 year old smart, confident, stylish, wife, and mother of two who was ready for her #mommymakeover when we met earlier this year. She did not

The Awake Breast Lift ® is tailored to each patient and includes a full lifting of the nipple and areola. The elongated breast is lifted and rounded through carefully placed incisions that allow for removal of excess skin and repositioning of excess breast tissue to promote projection.