Inverted T Breast Lift

This technique is at the extreme end of the invasiveness scale when it comes to cosmetic breast surgery.

Inverted t breast lift. If we classify them in regards to their scars we have 3 4 basic types. For educational purposes only the alexandra breast lift. Due to its scope it enables to remove larger amount of skin and achieve nice shaping and tightening of the breasts. Inverted t or anchor lift.

The more improvement needed to improve the shape the more scars it will take to get the improvement desired. The inverted t breast lift is commonly called a full mastopexy or anchor incision mastopexy. This scarless breastlift was named after my patient alexandra. The inverted t mastopexy is the classic technique for breast lifting.

This is a method that an incision is made around the areola and from the areola to the breast crease. It s easy to predict the surgery results and it s recommended for those with extremely large breasts loose skin or severe breast sagging. With this design that portion of the scar is the shape of an upside down t. Severe breast ptosis can be corrected with breast lift techniques such as the anchor pattern the inverted t incision and the lollipop pattern which are performed with circumvertical and horizontal surgical incisions.

The inverted t breast lift technique is the best option in severe skin excess and massive breast sagging. Traditional techniques make you choose form over aesthetics and for some women this option is less than desirable. An inverted t lift can repackage breast tissue for a perkier appearance but the scar is an anchor configuration on the breast. As a general rule mastopexy is a trade off of scars in return for better shape.

There are many breast lift techniques. Crescent lift and donut lift 2. A breast lift is not a simple operation but it s normally safe when performed by a qualified plastic surgeon. A few weeks after the surgery the breasts are swollen extremely tight and perky.

This breast lift procedure has its name because of the scar pattern created down the middle and along the base of the breast. The problem arises when you want an improved breast shape better nipple position and minimal scarring. Which produce a periareolar scar at the periphery edge of the nipple areola complex nac and a vertical scar descending. The inverted t incision is still in use but has been replaced by the vertical breast lift in all but the most severe large breasted ptotic conditions.

J lift and anchor lift or inverted t. Lollipop lift 3.