While most women in generally good health qualify for a breast lift, you might not get the results you want from this procedure if:
You want to significantly increase your cup size. In this case, breast augmentation is a better option.
You’re currently breastfeeding, pregnant, or trying to conceive. While a breast lift reverses many changes your body goes through during pregnancy, it won’t prevent them. Your results may not last if your body goes through major changes again
You’re not at a stable weight. If you plan to lose a large amount of weight, you should wait until you're near your goal for a breast lift.
You have a bleeding disorder. If you have trouble clotting, you need to be cleared by your primary care physician and our team before undergoing any elective surgery
You’re unable to quit smoking. While we understand how difficult it can be to give up, smoking significantly increases your risk of complications during surgery.
Our providers will review your health history at your breast lift consultation to ensure you’re a good candidate.