Reclaiming Your Upper Abdomen: The Mastopexy Magic Behind the “Torso Steal”

The mastopexy, though a medical procedure, does not always entail a loss of volume. Instead, it sometimes capitalizes on the volume you already possess. While some cases may necessitate the introduction of an implant, others might only require some scaffolding. However, there’s a slight trade-off. A mastopexy might necessitate the incorporation of scars on the breast. These often manifest in the familiar lollipop shape and sometimes even in the anchor form. Before you recoil at the thought, consider this: these scars typically heal exceptionally well. Not only do they endow your breasts with a more defined shape and tautness, but they also facilitate the primary aim – a longer-looking torso.