Crescent Lift
Crescent lift is made along the upper half of the areola to remove a small amount of skin and raise the nipple position. The surgeon can prefer a crescent lift incision for the breast lift surgery if the patient’s breast sagging is minimal.
Peri-Areolar Lift (Donut Lift)
Peri-areolar lift involves a circular incision around the areola to remove the excess skin and lift the breast tissue. It is typically used for women with mild sagging.
Vertical Lift (Lollipop Lift)
Lollipop-shaped incision requires two incisions: one is circular around the outside edge of the areola, and the other is a vertical incision made from the bottom of the areola down to the natural breast crease. It is suitable for women with moderate sagging who require a mild lift.
Anchor Breast Lift (T-Lift)
Anchor breast lift technique entails an anchor-shaped incision around the areola, followed by a horizontal incision along the breast crease. An anchor breast lift is applied for those who need dramatic reshaping to improve significant sagging.