Mastopexy is the clinical term for a breast uplift, a surgical procedure to lift and reshape sagging breasts by removing excess skin and repositioning the nipple-areolar complex.

Mr Kuen Yeow Chin is a respected plastic surgeon offering mastopexy in London, Berkshire and Surrey, known for delivering tailored, natural results.

Not always. If you're happy with your breast volume, a mastopexy alone may be sufficient. If you’d like to enhance upper fullness or projection, breast implants can be added during the same procedure.

Many women can, although it is not guaranteed. Mr Chin aims to preserve the milk ducts and milk supply when appropriate. Your ability to breastfeed depends on the surgical technique and your breast anatomy

Results typically last 10–15 years. Ageing continues naturally, but the uplift will always leave the breasts looking more youthful than before surgery. Wearing a fitting bra and maintaining a stable weight helps extend results.

You may resume light walking within the first week. Most patients return to light workouts at 3–4 weeks, with full activity at 6–8 weeks depending on the healing process.

Sleeping after a breast procedure requires care. Sleep on your back with your upper body elevated for at least 2–3 weeks. Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach and use pillows for support.

Most describe the sensation as tightness or pressure. Discomfort is well managed with medication and improves significantly in the first week of recovery.

The procedure starts from £6,800. Your final cost depends on the complexity of the lift and whether you choose to include implants. A detailed quote is given after consultation.

A mastopexy alone is the most effective way to uplift sagging breasts without adding volume. The procedure removes stretched skin and repositions the tissue and nipple for a firmer, lifted appearance.

Yes, it is often performed after significant weight loss to correct saggy breasts. It can be combined with other post-weight loss procedures such as tummy tuck or body lift.