MASTOPEXY

Mastopexy: Lifting and Reshaping the Breast for a Youthful Silhouette
Mastopexy is a surgical technique designed to reshape and lift the breast, making it an ideal choice for women seeking to restore breast shape and elasticity after weight loss, pregnancy, or ageing. During mastopexy, a plastic surgeon removes excess skin and glandular tissue and reshapes the breast to create a youthful, harmonious appearance. Several surgical techniques are available for performing mastopexy, including the inverted-T, vertical scar, and periareolar techniques.
In essence, mastopexy is an effective surgical solution for lifting and reshaping the breast, with the choice of technique based on each patient's specific needs. It is essential to consult a qualified Plastic Surgeon to determine the most suitable mastopexy method for your individual goals.
Mastopexy with Ribeiro’s Autoprosthesis Technique: A Natural and Lasting Solution
A specialised form of mastopexy is the autologous prosthesis technique, also known as Ribeiro’s mastopexy, which offers a natural and lasting reshaping of the breast, achieving a final shape similar to that of breast augmentation. This procedure uses the patient’s own glandular and adipose tissue to create biological breast prostheses, avoiding the need for silicone implants.
Ribeiro’s autoprosthesis technique presents several advantages over silicone implants. Firstly, the tissue used in the autologous prosthesis is biocompatible, reducing the risk of adverse reactions. Additionally, the appearance and feel of the autologous prosthesis are more natural than artificial implants, and there are no concerns regarding potential ruptures or capsular contracture.
However, this technique is not suitable for all patients. Consulting a qualified Plastic Surgeon is essential to assess whether Ribeiro’s autoprosthesis technique is the best option for your personal requirements. Overall, mastopexy with Ribeiro’s autoprosthesis offers a safe, natural solution for women looking to enhance the appearance of their breasts.