Inverted T Technique Breast Lift

The inverted t breast lift is commonly called a full mastopexy or anchor incision mastopexy.

Inverted t technique breast lift. The inverted t incision is still in use but has been replaced by the vertical breast lift in all but the most severe large breasted ptotic conditions. The scar created during the procedure goes down in the middle and continuous alongside the base of the breast often called anchor pattern breast lift. By far the most common technique used to reduce the breast is the inverted t breast lift. With this design that portion of the scar is the shape of an upside down t.

The technique is called by the shape of the incision typical for this kind of procedure. By far the most common technique i used to reduce the breast is the inverted t breast lift. This technique is at the extreme end of the invasiveness scale when it comes to cosmetic breast surgery. It is called inverted t because this technique produces vertical and horizontal scars in a t shape.

Full mastopexy wise pattern inverted t incision also known as an anchor mastopexy or a wise pattern inverted t incision mastopexy a full mastopexy is the most traditional breast lift technique and is typically performed in women who are experiencing significant signs of sagging or drooping. It is the most common technique used by plastic surgeons because it is extremely reliable very easy to perform and easy to learn but in my experience the inverted t breast lift is not a good option for the patient. It is called inverted t because this technique produces vertical and horizontal scars in a t shape. It is the most common technique used by plastic surgeons because it is extremely reliable very easy to perform and easy to learn but in my experience the inverted t breast lift is not a good option for the patient.

Like nearly all methods of breast lifting this procedure also results in a scar around the areola.