Internal Breast Lift

When it comes to learning about the surgical breast lift treatment, many interested individuals find that they are overwhelmed by the amount of medical jargon that is thrown at them. Terms like internal breast lift often result in confusion among individuals and considering the constant innovation within the plastic surgery industry this will continue to be the case. For your convenience, we have compiled a description of what an internal breast lift entails. An internal breast lift refers to a breast lift surgical technique that utilizes laser technology to enhance the results of the surgery. Through the use of a laser, a plastic surgeon is able to create an internal bra from the patient's own tissue, hence the term internal breast lift. This internal bra is created through the use of a CO2 laser and has the effect of increasing the longevity of breast lift results.

In other methods of breast lift surgery, excess skin is removed and then discarded while the remaining skin is restructured around the patient's breast tissue. However, with an internal breast lift treatment, this removed skin is deepithelialized by a laser and is then used in the creation of an internal bra. This internal bra is then attached to the patient's chest wall, which in turn holds up the patient's breast tissue. The extra supported provided by an internal bra is also allows the plastic surgeon more ability to create an aesthetically pleasing shape to the patient's breasts. Best of all, the internal breast lift does not carry any additional risks and will not add more surgical time to a regular breast lift

The internal breast lift is a relatively new surgical technique designed to reveres the effects of ptosis. Many plastic surgeons feel that the use of an internal bra during the breast lift treatment is a promising step to rectifying the problems most commonly associated with breast lift surgery. The biggest complaint that breast lift patients have about the surgery is that it reverses ptosis for only a temporary period of time. Unfortunately, ptosis is a biological fact of life that is caused by such natural occurrences as pregnancy, weight loss, breastfeeding, and gravity. However, internal breast lift surgery enables plastic surgeons to perform a surgical treatment that will last longer than other breast lift surgical methods. The application of an internal bra on to the patient's chest is responsible for adding extra security to holding up the patient's breast tissue up and in place. Additionally, as the internal bra is made up of the patient's own tissue, the plastic surgeon and the patient do not have to worry about such scenarios as infection or rejection of this tissue.

In addition to its use as a breast lift surgical technique, an internal bra lift is also effective when it is used to supplement breast reduction surgery. It is also effective in instances where an individual is obtaining a breast lift and a breast augmentation simultaneously. In this instance, the internal breast lift surgical use of an internal bra means extra security for a patient's breast implants. This eradicates the common problem of a patient's breast implants eventually descending.