Breast Lift in Houston, TX
Restore a Youthful, Lifted Look with Mastopexy
Over time, pregnancy, weight loss, aging, and gravity can cause the breasts to lose firmness, shape, and position. If you’re experiencing sagging, loss of volume, or downward-pointing nipples, a breast lift (mastopexy) can restore a youthful, perky appearance.
We specialize in breast lift procedures that reshape, tighten, and elevate the breasts for a natural, rejuvenated look. Whether you want a subtle lift or a dramatic transformation, Dr. Bonnor customizes every procedure to your unique anatomy and aesthetic goals.
A breast lift (mastopexy) is a surgical procedure that lifts, reshapes, and tightens sagging breasts by removing excess skin and repositioning the breast tissue and nipples. While a breast lift does not add volume, it can be combined with breast implants for fuller, lifted results.
This procedure is ideal for women who want to:
✔ Correct sagging and loss of shape
✔ Restore youthful breast position
✔ Lift downward-pointing nipples
✔ Tighten loose skin for a firmer look
✔ Improve breast symmetry
What Is a Breast Lift?
Do You Need a Breast Lift?
You may be a candidate for a breast lift if you experience:
✔ Sagging or drooping breasts (loss of perkiness)
✔ Flat or elongated breast shape
✔ Nipples that point downward
✔ Stretched skin or enlarged areolas
✔ Uneven breast positioning
A simple "pencil test" can help determine if you need a lift. Place a pencil under your breast—if it stays in place without support, a breast lift may be beneficial.
Breast Lift Procedure: Step-by-Step
Step 1: Personalized Consultation
✔ Comprehensive breast evaluation & discussion of goals
✔ Determine best lift technique for your anatomy
✔ Option to combine with breast implants for added volume
Step 2: Surgery Day
✔ Performed under general anesthesia
✔ Excess skin is removed, and breast tissue is reshaped
✔ Nipples are repositioned for a youthful look
✔ Internal support sutures ensure long-lasting results
Step 3: Recovery & Healing
✔ Minimal discomfort with advanced techniques
✔ Resume light activities in a few days
✔ Swelling subsides within weeks, final shape settles in 3-6 months
Breast Lift Recovery: What to Expect
✔ Mild swelling & tightness for the first week
✔ Wear a surgical bra for support
✔ Return to light activities in 3-5 days
✔ No strenuous exercise for 4-6 weeks
✔ Final results settle within 3-6 months
Most patients see immediate improvements, with final results appearing once swelling subsides.
Who Is a Good Candidate for a Breast Lift?
✔ Experiencing sagging or loss of perkiness
✔ In good overall health & non-smoking
✔ Have realistic expectations about the outcome
✔ Finished having children (pregnancy can affect results)
During your consultation, Dr. Bonnor will evaluate your goals to determine if a breast lift alone or combined with implants is best for you.
Breast Lift vs. Breast Augmentation: Which Is Right for You?
Feature
Purpose
Ideal For
Incision
Results
Corrects sagging & reshapes
Loose skin, loss of perkiness
Around the areola & breast
Firmer, perkier breasts
Increases breast size
Small breasts, volume loss
Minimal
Fuller, rounder breasts
If you want both lifted and fuller breasts, a Breast Lift + Augmentation may be the best option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a breast lift make my breasts smaller?
A breast lift does not reduce volume, but it removes excess skin. If you want larger breasts, a breast lift + implants may be the best option.
Can I still breastfeed after a breast lift?
Many women can still breastfeed normally, but there is a small risk that the surgery may affect milk ducts.
How long do breast lift results last?
Results are long-lasting, but factors like aging, pregnancy, and weight changes can affect longevity. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve results.
Will I have visible scars?
Scarring is minimized with advanced techniques, and most scars fade significantly over time.
Schedule Your Breast Lift Consultation Today
If you're ready to restore perkier, more youthful breasts, schedule a personalized consultation with Dr. Bonnor today.