Expert Internal Bra Breast Lift in Toronto

Our skilled surgeons use advanced techniques to create a ‘bra-like’ effect within your breasts, providing natural lift and firmness with a premier internal bra breast lift.

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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 Internal Bra Breast Lift Surgery

An internal bra breast lift is a surgical technique that elevates and reshapes sagging breasts by integrating durable internal support, often using a material like Galaflex. It reinforces the breast’s new shape, promoting natural collagen formation as it gradually absorbs into the body.

Durable Support: Unlike a typical breast lift, the internal bra procedure offers a permanent internal support structure similar to an internal bra and helps maintain breast lift and shape for longer.
Improved Breast Shape and Volume: This process raises the breasts without implants while improving their shape and volume. It creates a fuller, more rounded look that many women desire.
Better Breast Contour: The internal bra technique creates a more defined and aesthetically pleasing breast shape by precisely contouring the breast tissue.
Minimized Scarring: Because most of the work is done inside, the internal bra procedure frequently results in less visible scarring when compared to other breast lift techniques that may leave more substantial scarring.

Who is an Internal Bra Breast Lift Candidate?

Determining whether you are the right candidate for an internal bra breast lift involves understanding the specific breast issues this procedure addresses. Here are several criteria that may make you a good candidate: 

Moderate to Severe Breast Sagging: Women having notable sagging may find that an internal breast lift can be the right choice for them. It effectively lifts and secures the breast tissue, providing a more elevated and youthful appearance.
Loss of Breast Volume and Shape: The internal bra technique might help you restore a more rounded and defined breast shape if your breasts have become flatter over time, possibly due to aging, weight changes, or childbirth.
Previous Breast Surgeries: Women who have undergone previous breast operations and are having problems with implant placement or drooping may find that the internal bra offers extra support, which helps to preserve and correct the position of the breasts.

What Materials Are Used in Internal Bra Procedures?

In internal bra surgery, we use special materials to give your breasts extra support from the inside. Think of it like building a stronger foundation; it helps hold everything in place and keeps your results looking great over time.

There are two main materials we use:

Galaflex: Galaflex is a soft, mesh-like material that supports your breast tissue while your body heals. Over the next couple of years, your body slowly replaces it with its own natural collagen. It’s a newer option and isn’t fully approved in Canada yet, but we can still use it through a special exemption. We often use Galaflex in breast lifts, augmentations, or revision surgeries when we want to give the breast more long-term support.
Alloderm: Alloderm has been around longer and is fully approved in Canada. It’s made from donated human tissue that’s been specially treated to remove all the cells, so only the strong, supportive layer remains. We usually use Alloderm for more complex revision or reconstruction surgeries where we need something a little more heavy-duty.

Internal Bra Breast Lift Before & After

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How to Prepare for an Internal Bra Breast Lift Surgery

Preparation is essential following an internal bra breast lift operation to ensure a satisfactory outcome. As you get ready for your surgery, remember to take these steps:

Medical Clearance

Make sure you are medically fit for surgery by undergoing a thorough evaluation. Blood tests and mammography can be part of this.
Medication Review

Talk to your surgeon about all the medications you are using. Before surgery, some medicines may need to be changed or stopped, especially ones that can worsen bleeding.
Smoking Cessation

You must give up smoking at least a few weeks before the procedure. Smoking can raise the risk of problems and seriously impair your recovery.
Arrange Your Recovery Space

Create a resting area at home as a healing station. Keep your phone, tissues, water bottles, and prescription drugs close to your hand.
Transportation

Make sure you arrange your transportation to and from the surgical center. You won't be allowed to drive right after the procedure, so be sure you have someone to accompany you.
Dietary Guidelines
Before the procedure, have a nutritious, well-balanced diet to strengthen your immune system and facilitate healing. Steer clear of heavy meals the night before and adhere to any fasting guidelines.

The Benefits of the Internal Bra Breast Lift Surgery

Long-Term Results

The internal bra breast lift usually carries out with fewer incisions than typical breast lift surgeries. This method reduces visible scarring and contributes to a more discreet cosmetic outcome.

Increased Confidence and Comfort

Many women experience a significant increase in self-esteem and confidence after surgery due to the improvement in the appearance and feel of their breasts.

Reduced Need for Revision Surgery

With additional internal support, the risk of needing revision surgery in the future is often reduced. The inner bra provides a stable base that helps resist the effects of aging and gravity more effectively.

Stages of the Internal Bra Breast Lift Process

Consultation

The process begins with a detailed consultation with your plastic surgeon. You will discuss your medical history, aesthetic goals, and concerns during this session.

Preoperative Assessment

Once you decide to proceed, you'll undergo a preoperative examination, which may include blood tests, a mammogram, and possibly a cardiac evaluation, depending on your medical history.

Anesthesia

On the day of the surgery, you will get anesthesia. The type used (typically general anesthesia) will depend on the internal bra breast lift period and your specific health needs.

Surgical Procedure

The surgeon makes incisions, usually around the areola or under the breast, depending on the extent of the lift needed. Excess skin is removed, and breast tissue is reshaped. Then, surgical sutures, acting as an internal bra, are strategically placed to support the breast tissue.

Immediate Post-Operative Care

After the internal bra breast lift surgery, you will be taken to a recovery area, where you will be closely monitored as you wake from anesthesia. Your surgeon will provide pain management and care instructions.

Recovery Period

The initial recovery period may last a few weeks, during which you will have follow-up visits to check your healing progress.

Aftercare Instructions for Internal Bra Breast Lift Surgery

Aftercare after internal bra breast lift surgery is critical to ensure optimal healing and achieve the best results. Here are detailed aftercare instructions that are usually recommended after this procedure:

Rest and Recovery

Rest for the first few days after surgery. Avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting for at least 4 to 6 weeks. Gradually increase your activity level as recommended by your surgeon.
Pain Management

Manage pain and discomfort with medications prescribed by your surgeon. It is important to take these medications as directed to maintain comfort during the early stages of recovery.
Wound Care

Keep surgical incisions clean and dry. Your surgeon will provide specific wound care instructions, including gentle cleaning and applying topical medications or dressings.
 Wear Supportive Garments

Wear a surgical bra or compression garment as directed. These garments help support the breasts, reduce swelling, and maintain the new breast contour while healing.
Monitor for Complications

Be alert for signs of infection or other complications, such as increased pain, redness, swelling, or fever. Contact your surgeon immediately if you experience any of these symptoms.
Follow-up Appointments

Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments so your surgeon can monitor your healing and inner bra integration. These visits are critical to ensuring that recovery proceeds as expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How long does the internal bra breast lift surgery take?

The internal bra breast lift surgery usually takes 2 to 3 hours, depending on the individual’s anatomy and the complexity of the procedure.

What is the recovery time for an internal bra breast lift?

Most patients can return to light daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks after internal bra breast lift surgery. Full recovery generally takes 4 to 6 weeks, during which following your surgeon’s post-operative instructions is essential for optimal results.

Are there risks associated with internal bra breast lift surgery?

As with any surgical procedure, internal bra breast lift surgery carries potential risks such as infection, bleeding, scarring, and changes in sensation. Choosing an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon helps minimize these risks.

Can internal bra breast lift surgery be combined with other procedures?

Yes. At McRae Plastic Surgery, internal bra breast lift surgery is often combined with breast augmentation, fat grafting, or breast reduction to achieve more comprehensive and harmonious results. Your surgeon can recommend the best combination based on your aesthetic goals.

What results can I expect from internal bra breast lift before and after surgery?

Internal bra breast lift before and after results often show a higher breast position, improved contour, enhanced firmness, and longer-lasting support. At McRae Plastic Surgery, results are tailored to your anatomy to achieve balanced, natural-looking outcomes.

How much does internal bra breast lift surgery cost at McRae Plastic Surgery?

The cost of internal bra breast lift surgery at McRae Plastic Surgery typically ranges from $9,800 to $13,000, depending on the materials used, surgical complexity, and whether additional procedures are performed. A personalized quote is provided during consultation.

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