Breast Lift in Beverly Hills
Dr. Brent provides fully tailored plastic surgery procedures for a nationwide clientele. His approach to a breast lift in Beverly Hills combines a sense of balance, precision, and aesthetics. His goal with every procedure is to help each patient achieve a body that they love and feel confident in daily.


What Is a Breast Lift?
A breast lift is a plastic surgery procedure that elevates the breasts to a higher, more comfortable, and more youthful position. This changes the shapes of the breast, leading to improvements in breast sagging or nipple position. A well-performed procedure not only enhances the appearance of the breasts but also boosts patient comfort (and confidence).
- Lift sagging or drooping breasts
- Enhance breast shape, contour, and symmetry
- Improve nipple position or size
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Types of Breast Lift
The Crescent Lift
Best for:Â Less scarring, milder cases of sagging
This is the lightest type of breast lift. It involves a small incision that only runs halfway around the top of the areola. However, the limited lifting it provides makes it less common than other methods.
The Donut Lift (Periareolar Lift)
Best for:Â Mild cases of breast sagging
This type of breast lift is the most common for mild lifting. The incision runs around the areola, allowing for notable repositioning with less scarring. Some patients also use this type of lift to reduce areola size or improve symmetry.
The Lollipop Lift (Vertical Lift)
Best for:Â Patients with excess skin to remove and moderate sagging
This incision technique involves a lollipop shape. One incision circles the areola, while the other runs from the areola to the inframammary fold. The scars remain modest when performed with precision.
The Anchor Lift (Inverted T Lift)
Best for: Significant to severe sagging
Patients with considerable sagging will benefit most from the anchor lift. It requires three incisions, each placed to maximize the removal of excess and lifting of the breast. In addition to the two incisions of the lollipop lift, another is added along the crease under the breast.
Procedure at a Glance: the Breast Lift
- Type of Procedure: Cosmetic, body procedure
- Purpose: Lift the breasts to a higher position
- Incisions: Varies based on procedure type
- Duration: Average of 2 hours (longer for combinations)
- Anesthesia: General anesthesia
- Downtime: Average of 2 weeks
- Results: Lasts for years
- Price: Varies based on procedure complexity
What Is a Breast Lift Procedure Like?
Breast Lift FAQs
Am I a candidate for a breast lift?
- Want to improve breast or nipple position or shape
- Be in good health
- Be nonsmoking
What is the recovery like?
How much downtime should I prepare for?
When will I see my breast lift results?
How long do the results last?
How visible is the scarring?
Can I combine a breast lift with other procedures?
- Breast Augmentation: An ideal procedure for combining with a lift. Increase breast volume.
- Tummy Tuck: Further tightens up the torso by removing excess skin and fat around the abdomen.
- Liposuction: Eliminate stubborn fat anywhere on the body, providing enhanced contours.
- Other Lifts: Patients may also benefit from an arm or thigh lift to complement their new figure.
How should I prepare for a breast lift?
- Avoid smoking or vaping
- Pause select medications, like blood thinners
- Obtaining bloodwork and other tests as needed
- Asking any questions you may have
- Arrange for your ride home
Is a breast lift painful?
Can I breastfeed after a breast lift?
How much does a breast lift cost?
Does insurance cover a breast lift?
Why choose Dr. Brent for this procedure?
- Skill: As a double board-certified surgeon with years of experience, he has honed his skill to provide safe, transformative breast lift procedures.
- Atmosphere: You feel at home from the moment you step into our office. We want our patients to feel seen, heard, and central to their own transformation.
- Safety: We take every precaution to ensure a safe procedure for each of our patients. Dr. Brent personally sees patients for follow-ups to track their healing and provide additional support.