Your Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT BREAST LIFT
Why are my breasts drooping when my weight has been stable for years?
Breast ptosis depends above all on skin quality, ligament loosening and the position of the gland. Pregnancy, breast-feeding, age and hormonal factors all lead to a loss of skin elasticity. Even without weight change, the breast can droop under the effect of time and gravity.
What solution should I choose if my breasts sag but I want a natural result?
A breast lift without implants is often the best option. It lifts the breast, recentering the gland and repositioning the areola without artificially altering the volume. The result depends on the surgical gesture, not on the systematic addition of a prosthesis. Naturalness comes from an adapted correction, not from a standard technique.
When can the final result of a breast lift be seen?
The breast takes on a legible shape within the first few weeks, but the definitive result can be seen between 3 and 6 months. This is the time needed for oedema to disappear, skin to relax and scars to soften. The breast continues to evolve subtly during this period, especially in patients with thin skin.
Does a breast lift change the natural shape of the breast?
Yes, but in a controlled sense. The breast lift restores the original shape rather than transforming it. It lifts, recenters and tightens, without creating artificial volume. The final shape depends on the initial anatomy and the technique used. The goal is not a “remade” breast, but one that is consistent with the body.
When is the best time to consider a breast lift after pregnancy?
A breast lift is considered after breastfeeding has stopped completely and weight has stabilized, generally after 6 to 12 months. This period ensures better tissue quality, limits the risk of recurrence of ptosis and improves the stability of the surgical result.
Can young breasts fall out without pregnancy or childbirth?
Yes, breast ptosis can occur in young women, even without pregnancy or childbirth. It depends on anatomical factors such as skin quality, the natural weight of the mammary gland, breast shape, genetics and ligament elasticity. Large breasts and thin skin tend to cause early sagging.
Are the scars visible?
Yes, breast lift scars are visible, especially in the first few months. They are at least around the areola, sometimes with a vertical and inverted T-shape. At first, they are red and marked, then gradually lighten over 12 to 18 months. Their final appearance depends on your healing terrain, your adherence to instructions (support, no sun) and the local care offered.
Should prostheses be removed during a facelift?
Not necessarily. When a patient already wears breast implants and wishes to lift her breasts, several scenarios exist. One can keep the current implants and perform a lift around them, change to a different implant (volume or shape), or permanently remove the implants with a breast lift to reshape the breasts using only the remaining tissue. The choice depends on the age of the implants, their condition, your desire for volume and the clinical examination.
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TO DR. DJIAN

Combien cela coûte de se faire remonter les seins qui tombe
Hello, ma'am,
Vous avez tous les prix sur la page tarifs, concernant les différentes chirurgies mammaires.
Kind regards
Dr Djian
Bonjour je souhaiterais refaire ma poitrine car j'ai un gros complexe à se niveaux je fait du 100D est ma poitrine est très tombante j'aimerai réduire un peu jusqua 90D pour ne plus avoir se complexe et être mieux avec mon corps . Je sais que se n'ai pas pris en charge part la sécurité sociale ni la mutuelle pouvez vous me dire quelle sont vos tarifs pour se genre d'opération et nous pourrons nous rencontrer pour un rdv merci
Cordialement Mme pyotte
Hello, ma'am,
Il faudrait vous examiner pour voir si une partie est prise en charge.
Si ce n'est pas le cas, comptez environ 6000E
Kind regards
Bonjour, suite à plusieurs maternités mes seins tombent et je souhaiterais effectuer une opération mammaire.
L'opération est elle prise en charge par la sécurité sociale et par la mutuelle?
Je vous remercie d'avance pour votre retour
Good evening,
Malheureusement non ce n'est pas pris en charge.
Après plusieurs grossesses seul le ventre, si il existe un "tablier abdominal" a une partie prise en charge par la sécurité sociale.
Kind regards