How Much is an Average Boob Lift?

Boob lifts are typically considered cosmetic procedures and thus, insurance will typically not cover them. If, however, boob lift surgery can be justified as medically necessary due to factors like dropped nipples or significant sagging then some insurance providers may cover costs.
Like with any plastic surgery procedure, the price of boob lift surgery varies according to surgeon experience and office location, anesthesia costs, and facility fees all being factors.

Cost of Boob Lift

Women living in more affluent areas should anticipate paying more for a boob lift procedure due to higher living costs and other factors that impact cosmetic surgery costs.
An important factor in calculating the cost of breast lift surgery is your surgeon’s rate, so make sure to choose someone with experience and the skills to provide beautiful, natural-looking results.
Liposuction can often be added to a boob lift procedure to shape and contour the breasts, particularly for patients who require significant reduction or firming of their breast size.
Many patients opt for both procedures together; this will increase the total cost, but is an effective way to achieve your ideal breast shape. Many plastic surgeons provide free consultations in order to assess your desired result and assist in planning for budget.

Boob Lift Procedure

The procedure involves giving either general or local anesthesia to numb the area being operated on, and your plastic surgeon may use sedation during the procedure in order to help relax you and make you comfortable throughout it.
Before beginning any procedure, your plastic surgeon will discuss it with you and evaluate your health and goals. At this time, be sure to tell him/her all about any previous medical conditions you have had or medications you’re currently taking.
Procedure The procedure itself entails the removal of the excess breast skin and reshaping of tissue via several incisions made through surgical cuts or incisions made by your plastic surgeon. Depending on their technique – for instance, the inverted-T lift may involve more extensive incisions – surgery can reduce sagging while simultaneously changing the position or location of areolae or nipples while making dark areas around nipples look smaller; since this treatment is considered cosmetic and therefore not covered by health insurance it is wise to plan ahead for
its cost as this cosmetic service will likely not cover the costs associated with medical insurance policies.

Recovery

Recovery following a boob lift surgery requires time, and rest is highly advised during this initial period. A compression garment should also be worn during this time in order to support your breasts and keep swelling under control.
Your doctor may prescribe pain medications to ease discomfort and bruising after surgery. However, keep in mind that the results of a breast lift won’t remain permanent; over time they will begin to fade with age and health conditions such as weight fluctuation or sun damage. By maintaining a healthy weight and taking good care of yourself skin can extend its duration.
Consideration should also be given to factors that could increase or decrease the cost of your boob lift such as location and choice of surgeon, medical tests, surgical facility fees, and prescription medication expenses; they will all add up over time.

Surgeon’s Fee

Surgeon fees are an integral component of surgery costs and vary based on which practice a plastic surgeon works at; their fee also depends on their level of experience and skill, among other considerations.
Location can also play a significant role in boob lift costs. Surgeon fees and facilities costs can differ significantly by state, as can living and office rent expenses.
The cost will depend on the procedure you select as well. Surgical operations typically involve anesthesia and facility fees that increase their price point; non-invasive techniques like radiofrequency or other forms of soft tissue modification will have lower price points.
Patients seeking accurate quotes should always consult a board-certified plastic surgeon, who offers patient financing and can work within your budget. Reach out to Ver Halen Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery now to book your one-on-one consultation!

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