Top-Rated Crescent Breast Lift in Toronto

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Number of Procedures

1 procedure

Procedure Duration

2 – 3 hours

Recovery Time

2 – 6 weeks

Cost

$9,800 – $13,000

Why Choose Crescent Breast Lift Surgery

Crescent breast lift surgery uses a special technique that has many benefits, making it a desirable choice for people who want to improve the appearance of their breasts with minimal intervention. Here are some reasons why a crescent breast lift may be right for you: 

Subtle Lifting and Reshaping: The crescent breast lift is ideal for those who prefer a modest lift to a dramatic transformation. It slightly lifts the breasts and significantly improves the overall silhouette without changing their natural size.
Ideal for Minor Adjustments: The crescent breast lift is a great option for people who are generally happy with the size of their breasts but need a slight lift. It effectively eliminates slight asymmetry or sagging.
Shorter Recovery Time: Recovery time for a crescent breast lift is shorter than for more complex procedures. This results in less downtime and discomfort and a faster return to normal activities.

Who is a Crescent Breast Lift Candidate?

Candidates for a crescent breast lift are usually those who want to improve the appearance of their breasts slightly. The following qualities make candidates ideal:

Sagging breasts: A crescent breast lift benefits people whose breasts are somewhat drooping or sagging. Because this surgery provides only a slight lift, it is ideal for people who want to improve the shape and position of their breasts.
Nipple Position Adjustment: A crescent breast lift can reshape the nipple and areola. This surgery can achieve the desired results with small scars, such as lifting the nipple slightly to give a youthful appearance or positioning it just below the breast’s crease.
Asymmetrical Breasts: People with mild breast asymmetry, especially in the nipple area, may benefit from a crescent breast lift. During surgery, the height of one or both nipples may be adjusted to create a symmetrical appearance.
Post-Pregnancy Breast Changes: Women who have breastfed and gone through pregnancy may notice changes in the shape of their breasts. A minor crescent breast lift can help restore the appearance of pre-pregnancy breasts in patients.

Breast Lift Surgery Before & After

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How to Prepare for a Crescent Breast Lift

Preparing for a crescent breast lift is key to ensuring a smooth surgery. By following these steps, you can set the stage for achieving the best results possible:

Talk About Expectations and Goals

Ensure the surgeon knows your expectations for the crescent breast lift. It is essential to comprehend the process, its constraints, and possible results.
Medical Examination

Complete any recommended medical tests, such as blood tests or a mammogram, to assess your health and breast condition. 
Review of Medical History
Provide your entire medical history, including information about any previous surgeries, current medications, and general health, to help your surgeon determine whether you are a suitable candidate for surgery.
Medication
Your surgeon may suggest that you cease using aspirin, anti-inflammatory meds, and certain herbal supplements, as these raise the risk of bleeding.
Alcohol and Smoking
You should give up smoking at least a few weeks before to and following surgery because it can seriously impede the healing process.  
Recovery Area
Create a cozy sleeping and resting area in your house where you can prop up your upper body. Keep necessities, such as water, snacks, and prescription drugs, close to hand.

The Benefits of the Crescent Breast Lift Procedure

Minimal Scarring

One of its biggest advantages is that this technique leaves fewer scars. Since the incision is made around the upper part of the areola, the scar will be well hidden and fit easily into the breast’s natural contour.

Enhanced Nipple Position

If you are concerned about your nipple drooping a little, a crescent breast lift may help. This lifts the position of your nipples and improves the overall appearance of your breasts.

Compatibility with Other Procedures

The crescent breast lift can be combined with other breast surgery procedures for people who want more volume or a more complete transformation.

Stages of the Crescent Breast Lift Process

Initial Meeting

Your surgeon will first examine your breasts to evaluate their structure, discuss your aesthetic goals, and decide whether a crescent breast lift is right for you.

Pre-Operative Instructions

You will receive comprehensive instructions from your surgeon regarding what to eat and drink and how to take medications before surgery.

Anesthesia

Usually, general anesthesia or sedation is used throughout the crescent breast lift treatment to guarantee your comfort.

The Procedure

The skin over the areola is cut into a crescent shape, and the nipple is raised to give it a more symmetrical appearance. This process usually takes one to two hours.

Immediate Post-Op Care

Following the procedure, you will be kept under observation in a recovery area until you are prepared to be released.

Recovery Stage

Rest is necessary for the first few days after surgery to promote healing. You may need to attend follow-up sessions to remove the stitches and assess your healing progress.

Aftercare Instructions for Crescent Breast Lift

After a crescent breast lift, proper aftercare is critical for a quick recovery and the best results. To ensure your healing process, follow these post-surgical care instructions:

Rest
Relaxation is your priority and sleep with your pillows elevated to speed up healing and reduce swelling in your upper body.
Pain Management
To relieve pain, take prescribed medications as directed. If your surgeon recommends over-the-counter pain medications, follow the dosage and frequency recommendations. 
Incision Site Care
Maintain a dry and clean incision site. Follow your surgeon's recommendations for wound care, such as changing dressings or using topical ointments.
Monitor for Signs of Infection
Monitor any changes in redness, swelling, warmth, or discharge at the incision sites and notify your surgeon immediately if you notice them.
Wear a Support Bra
To provide support and help reduce swelling throughout the healing process, a surgical bra or a supportive sports bra without wires may be recommended.
Attend All Scheduled Visits
You should come to all post-operative appointments so your surgeon can check your healing and address any concerns.
Avoid Smoking
Smoking has a major negative impact on healing. You must give up smoking during the healing process if you smoke.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who is a good candidate for a Crescent Breast Lift?

Good candidates for a Crescent Breast Lift are individuals who have mild sagging of the breasts, asymmetry, or desire slight elevation of the nipple-areola complex. Ideal candidates are generally in good health and have realistic expectations about the outcomes of the procedure.

How is a Crescent Breast Lift performed?

During a Crescent Breast Lift, the surgeon makes a crescent-shaped incision along the upper half of the areola. Through this incision, excess skin is removed, and the breast tissue is reshaped and lifted to achieve a more youthful and symmetrical appearance. The incisions are then closed with sutures.

What can I expect during the recovery period after a Crescent Breast Lift?

Recovery from a Crescent Breast Lift typically involves some swelling, bruising, and discomfort, which can be managed with pain medication and wearing a supportive bra. Most patients can resume normal activities within a few days to a week, but strenuous exercise should be avoided for several weeks.

Are there any risks or complications associated with a Crescent Breast Lift?

Like any surgical procedure, a Crescent Breast Lift carries risks such as infection, bleeding, changes in nipple sensation, and scarring. It’s important to discuss potential risks and complications with your surgeon before undergoing the procedure.

How long do the results of a Crescent Breast Lift last?

The results of a Crescent Breast Lift are long-lasting, but natural aging, gravity, and changes in weight can affect the appearance of the breasts over time. Maintaining a stable weight and wearing supportive bras can help prolong the results of the procedure.

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Meet Our Surgeons

At McRae Plastic Surgery, our practice centers around our board-certified plastic surgeons. Dr. Mark McRae and Dr. Matthew McRae are dedicated to continuous learning and have undergone rigorous training, ensuring a comprehensive approach to patient care.

Dr. Mark McRae

Surgeon

Dr. Matthew McRae

Surgeon

McRae Plastic Surgery

Located in: Toronto, Canada

Address: 30 Bond Street Martin Family Center, B1 (Ground Level), Donnelly Wing, Toronto, ON M5B 1W8, Canada

Hours:
Monday 8:30 AM–3:30 PM
Tuesday 12:30 AM–4 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM–3:30 PM
Thursday 12:30 AM–4 PM
Friday 8 AM–3:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Phone: +1 (416) 638-3499

Province: Ontario

Top-Rated Crescent Breast Lift in Toronto

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