Mastopexy with augmentation combines a breast lift (to raise/tighten sagging tissue) with implants (to restore or add volume) in one operation. Mastopexy addresses ptosis with incision patterns (periareolar “donut,” vertical/lollipop, or inverted-T/anchor) chosen for the degree of sagging, while implants (saline or silicone gel) supply stable volume and upper-pole fullness.


Your surgeon marks lift incisions (periareolar, vertical, or inverted-T) based on sagging and skin excess. After reshaping and elevating the nipple-areola complex, a saline or silicone implant is placed (often dual-plane/under muscle for coverage), then the lift is closed with layered sutures.
Adults in good health with ptosis (sagging) and deflated volume after pregnancy, weight change, or aging—who want both corrected in one recovery. Your consult reviews skin quality, nipple position, implant options, and whether single-stage or staged surgery fits best.
Possibly, but supply can be affected. Breast surgeries (including lifts and augmentations) may alter ducts/nerves that support lactation; under-muscle implant placement tends to affect supply less than over-muscle. Plan ahead and discuss technique if future breastfeeding is a priority.
Implants are not lifetime devices; some patients choose revision or replacement over time for cosmetic or medical reasons. For silicone gel implants, the FDA recommends ultrasound or MRI at 5–6 years, then every 2–3 years to screen for silent rupture (applies in Canada as a general safety guideline). Keep routine clinical follow-ups.
All surgery carries risk: bleeding/hematoma, infection, wound-healing issues, changes in nipple sensation, scarring, or dissatisfaction requiring revision. Implant-related risks include capsular contracture, rupture, need for reoperation, and rare BIA-ALCL, which is most strongly associated with textured implants; discuss surface choices and symptoms to watch for.
Public clinic references show combined pricing that varies by city, implant type, and lift complexity. Overall, many Canadian quotes fall roughly ~C$11,500–$19,000+ depending on scope. Your consultation provides an exact quote.
For some anatomies/risks, surgeons stage (lift first, implants later). Large series and reviews show one-stage can be performed safely in selected patients by experienced surgeons; your surgeon will recommend the approach with the lowest re-op risk for your case.
If you need position + volume, combining them can deliver the most balanced, lasting result in one recovery—with the caveat that implants require long-term follow-up and may need future revision.
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