NEW YORK,
NY--(Marketwired - Apr 20, 2016) - According
to the most recent statistics released by the American Society for Aesthetic
Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), mastopexy was the fifth most popular cosmetic surgical
procedure performed last year.
Plastic
surgeon Daniel Y. Maman, MD says the trend is no different, noting that
mastopexy -- which is also known as breast lift surgery -- continually remains
one of the top procedures among patients seeking aesthetic care.
With the
high number of individuals interested in mastopexy, Dr. Maman states that he
and his colleague, Dr. Stafford R. Broumand, often get asked several similar
questions, one of which pertains to recovery from breast lift surgery. While
the answer to this inquiry will vary from patient to patient, the NYC plastic
surgeon explains that a few generalities exist that can give women a better
understanding of what they may be able to expect after mastopexy.
Initially
following breast lift surgery, Dr. Maman says the majority of patients will
experience some degree of swelling and/or soreness in the breasts. These
symptoms are temporary, however, and should gradually diminish as time passes.
While a significant amount of pain is rare, he adds that any potential
discomfort can generally be alleviated effectively with medication.
To aid in
the healing process and help keep the breasts in an ideal position, Dr. Maman
notes that a supportive bra must be worn for a specified period after surgery.
Most
women will be able to return to office jobs and/or other non-strenuous daily
routines within about seven days of the procedure, he says, though any
physically demanding activities should be avoided for at least one month.
This may
include actions such as aerobic exercise, weight training, and/or lifting heavy
items at work or around the house.
Ultimately,
Dr. Maman again stresses that recovery from mastopexy will be unique to every
individual, so he advises seeking the expertise of a board certified plastic
surgeon who has extensive experience in breast lift surgery for a more
personalized outline.
After
performing a thorough evaluation of one's needs and cosmetic goals, he says a
qualified physician can accurately predict what to expect based on the proposed
surgical technique, specific desires, and individual lifestyle of the patient.
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