Over the years, most women see their breasts changing shape and size. Multiple pregnancies, breastfeeding, and weight fluctuations influence breast tissue. The gravity and loss of skin elasticity alter their shape furthermore. Whether they are associated or not, these different factors are responsible for the progressive drop of the breast, which is called mammary ptosis.
The need for a revision surgery after a breast lift can arise due to complications or getting unsatisfactory results after a mastopexy.
In most cases, revision surgery after breast lift is not difficult to perform, especially when it comes to correcting asymmetries of shape and volume. But when it comes to nipple necrosis and asymmetric positions of the nipple and areola complex, this can be more difficult to correct.
