Breast Lift (Mastopexy)

Mastopexy reshapes and lifts sagging breast tissue without changing bra cup size, repositioning the nipple-areola complex to a more youthful height and removing excess skin envelope. BODY klinika offers four lifting techniques — mini-lift, single-scar Lejour, L-technique, and anchor — matched to the degree of ptosis present. Surgery is under general anaesthesia with 1–2 nights of monitored hospitalisation and a physician on site around the clock. The procedure may be combined with implants for patients who also want increased volume. Starting from 81,000 Kč.

Breast ptosis — sagging — develops progressively from pregnancy and nursing, significant weight changes, or simply the effect of gravity on breast tissue over time. A mastopexy reshapes and elevates the breast mound, resects the excess skin that allowed it to descend, and moves the nipple-areola complex back to the midpoint of the breast — all without altering the underlying volume of glandular tissue. The result is a firmer, more lifted breast silhouette at the same or a similar cup size. BODY klinika's surgeons select among four mastopexy techniques based on the severity of ptosis and the amount of skin redundancy present. A mini-lift suits mild drooping in younger patients with good skin elasticity and minimal descent. The single-scar Lejour method (a vertical scar from the nipple to the fold) handles moderate ptosis and is the most common choice. The L-technique adds a short horizontal limb for larger-volume resections. The anchor method — a full periareolar, vertical, and horizontal incision — addresses the most advanced ptosis where maximum reshaping and skin removal are needed. For women who want both lifting and enlargement, mastopexy can be combined with round or anatomical implants in a single surgical session — a popular combination that avoids two separate recovery periods. Surgeons assess whether a combined procedure is safe based on the degree of ptosis and planned implant volume. Surgery is performed under general anaesthesia; hospitalisation runs one to two nights with 24h physician cover. After discharge, patients rest for two to three weeks and avoid dynamic sports for eight weeks. Water immersion is restricted for three weeks. Starting from 81,000 Kč for the standalone mastopexy.