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Breast Lift (Mastopexy)

Restore breast shape and position after major weight loss. A breast lift removes excess skin and tightens tissue, helping patients regain natural contours and confidence.

Procedure Overview

A breast lift reshapes and repositions the breasts by removing excess skin and tightening tissue. It is especially beneficial for patients who have lost significant weight and want to restore youthful contours.

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Benefits

  • Restored breast shape and position
  • Improved confidence and comfort
  • Can be combined with augmentation or reduction
  • Long-lasting results with healthy lifestyle

Recovery Timelines Explained Step‑by‑Step

Know What to Expect After Surgery

  • Week 1: Restore breast contour after major weight loss.
  • Weeks 2–4: Gradual return to daily activities; stitches removed if applicable.
  • Months 2–3: Resume light exercise; scars begin to fade.
  • Months 4–6: Full recovery; final results visible.
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Cost Comparison

Average cost in Costa Rica: $4,500
U.S. average: $8,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

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"Yes, when performed by board-certified surgeons in accredited hospitals."

"2–3 weeks for light activities, 6–8 weeks for full healing."

"Primarily reshapes and repositions; size changes only if combined with augmentation or reduction."

"Around $4,500 in Costa Rica vs. $9,000–$12,000 in the U.S."

"Patients seeking restored breast shape and position after weight loss."

"Long-lasting, though aging and lifestyle factors may affect outcomes."

"Yes, often combined with augmentation, reduction, or body contouring."