New York City · Mastopexy
A lift raises the breast and repositions the nipple to a natural height. It does not add volume — which is why the first decision at consultation is whether you want lifted, or lifted and fuller.
Scar pattern follows the degree of lift needed — periareolar, vertical or anchor. Choosing a smaller scar pattern than the anatomy requires is the most common cause of an under-corrected result.
Scars mature over twelve to eighteen months and are planned to sit where a bra and swimwear cover them.
A lift alone restores shape and position for patients happy with their volume. Adding a small implant restores upper-pole fullness lost after pregnancy or weight loss.
Every consultation, surgical plan, consent and recovery instruction is available in English and Spanish — la consulta es completamente bilingüe.
Most patients return to desk work within a week and to full activity at six weeks. Sleeping on your back and wearing a supportive bra protect the result early on.
Financing is available through Cherry, Alphaeon Credit and CareCredit, including interest-free plans for qualified applicants, and you receive an exact all-in quote at consultation rather than an estimate that changes later.
A lift reshapes rather than removes meaningful volume, though a lifted breast often looks slightly smaller because tissue is no longer stretched downward.
Many patients can, but it cannot be guaranteed. Tell Dr. Espinoza if future nursing matters so technique can account for it.
Gravity, weight change and pregnancy continue over time, but a well-executed lift holds for many years at a stable weight.
Book a complimentary bilingual consultation to review technique, scar pattern and timing.
