08/09/2026
Bilateral Mastopexy (Breast Lift)
This patient presented with breast ptosis (drooping of the breast tissue) and underwent a bilateral mastopexy, or breast lift, following consultation and clinical assessment.
A vertical mastopexy technique was used to reposition and reshape the patient's existing breast tissue and reposition the nipple-areolar complex. No breast implants were used as part of this procedure.
📸 These before and after images show this patient's outcome following surgery.
Mastopexy is individually planned according to factors including existing breast shape, degree of ptosis, skin and tissue characteristics and the patient's treatment goals. The procedure involves permanent scarring, the location and extent of which depend on the surgical technique required.
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Dr Craig Layt
Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
MBBS (QLD) FRACS (Plastic)
Medical Registration: MED0001189663
📞 (07) 5597 4100
🌐 https://www.drlayt.com
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In accordance with medical guidelines, all surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and potential complications (drlayt.com/surgery-risks-and-complications/). These guidelines recommend seeking a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner prior to proceeding with surgery.
Every patient is an individual and therefore final surgical results will vary from patient to patient. Results, risks and recovery are dependent on many factors including anatomy, tissue quality, healing and post-operative care.
These photos are of a consented patient of this clinic. These photos have not been altered or digitally enhanced.