Re. Plastic Surgery
Breast Lift
A breast lift does exactly that – lifts breast tissue above the inframammary fold.

A breast lift does exactly that – lifts breast tissue above the inframammary fold.
The best candidates for breast lift surgery are healthy people whose breasts have drooped and may be causing back and neck pain. With comprehensive, bespoke consultations and expert standards of surgery, we work with patients to achieve the realistic outcome they’re after.
Scroll through some of our recent breast lift before-and-afters to see the Re. standard.
Disclaimer: Images and videos on this page are published with the consent of our patients and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Richard Bloom (MED0001151476) and Dr. Kim Taylor (MED0001219365), registered medical practitioners with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery. The depicted results are unique to each individual and influenced by factors such as genetics, diet, and lifestyle, and therefore do not represent or constitute a guarantee of similar surgical results or outcomes for every patient. Every surgical or invasive procedure carries inherent risks, including with complications and recovery. Those risks will be comprehensively explained by a qualified doctor in consultation prior to your agreement to the procedure. Before embarking on your surgical journey, it is crucial to seek medical advice from a qualified health practitioner. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice.
Further information, including in relation to risks, can be accessed via our website (replasticsurgery.com.au/risks).
The best candidates for breast lift surgery are healthy people whose breasts have drooped and may be causing back and neck pain.
Yes! Your breasts will definitely be more perky afterwards and you may even be able to go bra-free.
Yes, most women can still breastfeed after breast surgery. It is important to note, however, up to 40% of women are unable to breast feed even without breast surgery. That said, a breast lift is usually an operation performed after you have finished breast feeding.
There is a small chance of losing sensation to the nipple, or even losing part or all of the nipple-areola itself, as a result of breast lift. We also reduce the size (diameter) of the areola so the nipple is in proportion to the new breast size.
All surgery leaves scars. Most scars will fade in time, about 6-12 months, but the scars will be there in some form forever. Some people make pale, thin scars, while others tend to make thicker scars. Breast scars are generally minimal and we use silicone taping and laser treatments to ensure you get the best possible scars.
A breast lift will leave a scar around the areola, (the darker skin around the nipple), one vertically (up-and-down) under the areola, and one horizontally (side-to-side) in the fold beneath the breast. These will typically be hidden by your bra after the surgery.
It really depends what sort of work you do however you can often return after a couple of weeks.
Yes! But you need to meet certain criteria which we will discuss as part of your consultation.
The Medicare item number is 45558, so check with your insurance company if you are covered for this item number.
Our breast lift surgical fee is $13,000. This includes follow up appointments, post-operative garment, silicone tape, gel, two scar treatments and a complimentary PT consultation to assist your recovery.
In addition to this, there is an anaesthetist fee of $2,000 and additional hospital fees. A more detailed and complete quote will be provided at your initial consult, with the relevant hospital providing their fees 24-48 hours after your appointment.
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