Specialist Plastic Surgeons
BREAST Surgery Experts
Accredited Hospitals
Total Procedure
$15,500
Members of Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) and Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS)
Breast feeding, weight loss, weight gain and that pesky gravity can all leave breasts sagging and droopy, but a breast lift can take them back to where they belong.
Get the girls back where they used to be and improve your neck and shoulder pain while you’re at. Just call us the breast sag busters.
A breast lift will raise the position of your nipple and tighten your breast shape, resulting in a fuller, perkier more youthful breast.
Sagging can often lead to asymmetrical breasts. A breast lift can easily fix this, even if it means only performing surgery on one breast.
If you like the general volume and size of your breasts but would feel more confident with a little oomf, a mastopexy could be the answer.
Are you a good candidate for surgery but worried about upfront payments? Flexible financing a breast or body procedure is now an option.
1 hour
Every procedure starts with a private, no commitment conversation with either Richard or Kim. We want to know your dream body and how we can help you reach them.
1-2 weeks
When you’re ready, we’ll book in your procedure. We know this an exciting transformation so we promise to be there every step of the way, from pre-surgery consults, check ins with your surgeon all the way to post-op laser and LED appointments with our dermal therapist.
1 day
It’s here! You’ll wake up in the recovery bay, feeling swollen but comfortable. You’ll be wearing your complimentary post-surgical bra for optimal healing and settling of the implants. Most patients will spend the night in hospital.
1-2 Weeks
The first few days may be a little uncomfortable but will be controlled with pain medication. You can begin to ease back into light physical activities after 2 weeks.
6-8 weeks
You would be back to your normal daily routine and enjoying your new shape. Normal post-operative bruising and swelling should be gone, and your scars will begin to fade and diminish. You are able to fully resume normal exercise.
At the end of this period you will have your first post-operative complimentary laser or LED scar treatment.
Short answer, yes! You may not even have to wear a bra if you don’t want to.
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 a breast augmentation. That said it 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 along with the breast lift 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.
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.
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Tel: 03 8840 0000 Fax: 03 8256 0152
Address: Level 3, 36 Jackson Street, Toorak, VIC 3142
