Breast lifts involve reshaping the breast tissue and repositioning the nipple to achieve a perky and youthful chest. As with all surgery there are inherent risks that women need to be aware of before going undergoing the procedure. To that end, this page outlines a few of the most common breast lift complications – along Dr. Rahban’s approach to minimizing the chances of them occurring.
Asymmetrical breasts
This is one of the most common breast lift complications. It tends to occur when your breasts were asymmetrical to begin with, and the surgeon failed to account for this fact while performing the lift.
Dr. Rahban will evaluate your chest as a whole and take note of any asymmetry before your procedure begins. Before surgery he takes extra time marking you in the standing position in order to address the asymmetry. During surgery, he’ll remove precise amounts of skin and tissue from each breast, weighing out the amounts so that he can correct for size and shape differences with accuracy. His end goal is to achieve a balanced, harmonious and symmetrical final look.