Breast Lift in Dallas and Frisco

A breast lift reshapes and raises the breast; implants add volume and fullness. If your breasts have lost volume but your nipples still sit above the breast fold, implants alone may be enough. If your nipples sit at or below the fold, or point downward, a lift is usually needed to re-center the breast on the chest and avoid the “breast tissue falling off the implant” look. In many women, the best result comes from combining a lift with implants in the same surgery.

One simple way is to look at the nipple position in relation to the crease under your breast. If the nipple sits below the breast fold or points downward, that’s a strong sign you may benefit from a lift. Significant sagging after pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, or aging are also common reasons women choose a breast lift.

Ask about your surgeon’s board certification, experience with breast lifts, and how many mastopexies they perform each year. Request to see before-and-after photos of patients with a similar body type and degree of sagging. It’s also important to discuss which technique they recommend for you, where your scars will be, what risks exist, and what your realistic result is likely to be in the short and long term.

Yes, Dr. Solomon can lift and reshape each breast individually to give you a more balanced look. This may include adjusting nipple position or volume as needed.

Most breast lifts involve a scar around the areola, a vertical line down the lower breast, and sometimes a short horizontal scar in the crease (the “anchor” pattern). Dr. Solomon will place these incisions carefully so they’re hidden in natural borders and folds. Scars start out pink and firm, then fade and soften over time with proper care, though they never disappear completely.
You can help minimize their visibility by following post-surgical care guidelines, keeping the area moisturized, and avoiding sun exposure.

In most cases, a breast lift does not interfere with breastfeeding, as the milk ducts and nipple are often left intact. However, some individuals may experience changes in their ability to breastfeed. Dr. Solomon will discuss the potential impact based on your anatomy and goals before surgery.

While there is no strict age restriction, breast lifts are typically recommended for those who are at least 18 and whose breasts have fully developed. Many candidates are in their 30s or older, often after experiencing changes due to aging, weight fluctuations, or pregnancy.

At Solomon Plastic Surgery, we offer financing through CareCredit, which lets you pay in monthly installments instead of a lump sum. During your consultation, we’ll go over the full cost, including the surgeon’s fee, anesthesia, and facility costs.
Minor in-office revisions within six months are included at no extra charge, while more complex revisions may have some additional costs. Financing can be a flexible option to help manage these expenses, and our team is here to discuss the best approach for your needs.

No. A breast lift is a shaping procedure, not a sizing one. It moves your existing tissue to a higher position. While your breasts will look significantly perkier and fuller in clothing, your cup size will technically remain the same.

You must wait until swelling has fully subsided and your new breast shape has settled, which takes time. Dr. Solomon will advise when you are cleared to transition from your surgical support garment to regular or underwire bras.

Absolutely not. Implants are only required if your goal includes adding volume or significant upper-pole fullness. If you have sufficient natural tissue, a breast lift alone is highly effective at creating a perkier, rounded, and proportionate shape.

A breast lift turns back the clock, but it doesn’t stop it. Your breasts will continue to age and respond to gravity, weight changes, pregnancy, and lifestyle factors. That said, most patients enjoy a lifted, more youthful breast shape for many years, especially if their weight is stable and they wear good support. Your surgeon can give you a realistic sense of how long your result is likely to last based on your skin quality and anatomy.