Breast Lift – Salinas Breast Enhancement Procedures

Published on November 7, 2015 by Matthew Romans

Breast sagging is also known as breast ptosis. When a patient experiences ptosis, she may be interested in a breast lift to reduce the amount of sagging skin. What causes the breasts to experience ptosis?

Ptosis of the breasts occurs as a result of a variety of factors. As a result of the aging process, the skin is not able to produce as much collagen protein. This leads to inelastic and sagging skin tissue. Weight loss can also cause loose breast skin to form. Pregnancy and breastfeeding involve a dramatic increase and decrease in breast volume, leading to breast ptosis.

Contact our office if you would like to arrange an informative breast lift consultation. Board-certified plastic surgeons Doctors Matthew Romans and Jeremy Silk will explain the breast lift procedure in greater detail and will help you calibrate your expectations regarding the results you can achieve.

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