Breast Augmentation with Lift
A Breast Augmentation with a Lift enhances volume and position in one step by adding implants to achieve fullness and remove excess skin. This procedure is ideal for women who’ve experienced changes due to pregnancy, weight loss, aging, or breastfeeding, but it also addresses concerns like sagging, asymmetry, and loss of volume.
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Dr. Morad Askari
Dr. Morad Askari, MD, MBA, FACS is a board-certified plastic, reconstructive, and cosmetic surgeon with over 15 years of experience. A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, he completed advanced training at the University of Southern California and a prestigious fellowship in reconstructive microsurgery at the Mayo Clinic. He founded the QUAD-A accredited Revive Surgical Institute, where he specializes in aesthetic innovations, hand and upper extremity reconstructive surgery, and microvascular techniques, consistently prioritizing patient safety, functional outcomes, and individualized care.
Certifications and Affiliations:
- Board-certified in Plastic, Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery (ABPS certification)
- Active Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
- Additional certification in Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery
- Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS)
Stephanie Stevens
95% satisfaction rate
3.70-4.29 health score
$12,500 average cost
3.30-4.14 wellbeing score
3.5 social increase score
What to expect before and after your Breast Augmentation with Lift journey.
Before the procedure
Get a mammogram, breast imaging, and a medical exam to qualify for the procedure.
Practice sleeping on your back to prepare for the recovery period requirements.
Hydrate your skin with moisturizer and wear sunscreen during sun exposure.
Adjust health habits like stopping medications that increase bleeding and quitting smoking.
Prepare for recovery by arranging transportation, a support person, and a cozy space.
The procedure day
Receive local or general anesthesia for complete comfort during your procedure.
Your surgeon makes incisions in strategic locations to minimize visible scarring.
Excess skin is removed, and breast tissue is reshaped.
Implants are inserted under the pectoral muscle or behind the breast tissue.
Incisions are closed with layered sutures in the breast tissue.
After the procedure
Wear your surgical bra to support your new breasts and the healing process.
Lie on your back until your surgeon gives you the “okay” to sleep on your sides.
Give yourself gentle massages to prevent the breast tissue from hardening.
Keep your incisions clean and dry, and use the scar cream prescribed to you.
Follow care instructions and attend follow-up appointments to monitor healing.
Bliss turns the typical procedure process into a transformative experience. From your first consultation to your final reveal, every step — before, during, and after — is personalized around you. Your Care Advisor will guide you through surgeon-matching, procedure prep, and post-op healing, making sure you’re fully supported, perfectly prepared, and cared for at every moment.
Immediate post-op
Expect soreness, discomfort, and the breasts to be firm where the implants are slightly high and still compressed.
Weeks 2-4
Swelling will subside, the implants will start to settle, and the asymmetry will slowly begin to correct itself.
Months 1-3
The breasts look more natural, and the incisions are fully healed.
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Our dedicated support doesn’t end just because your procedure does. Your Care Advisor stays by your side with tips, tricks, and recovery guidelines to make healing feel easy, smooth, and stress-free. Because you deserve to love your results for life.
A Breast Augmentation with a Lift increases size, typically by 1 to 3 cup sizes, while also improving projection and upper pole fullness (the roundness at the top of the breast). This dual approach addresses sagging by repositioning the nipple and tightening stretched skin, creating a firmer, more lifted look that closely mimics a natural breast contour.
This procedure is very beneficial for clients with noticeable asymmetry, whether due to genetics, aging, weight changes, or breastfeeding. By customizing implant size and placement, surgeons can create more balanced, proportionate results, not just between the breasts but also the entire torso. Many clients report an elevated sense of confidence in fitted clothing and swimwear after.
By combining a Breast Augmentation and Lift into one procedure, clients benefit from a single surgery, one anesthesia session, and one recovery timeline, typically lasting 1–2 weeks for light activity and 4–6 weeks for full healing.
Implants come with their own set of risks, including capsular contracture (tight scar tissue that can make the breast feel firm), implant rupture or leakage, and Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma. Implants can also make mammograms more challenging, which is why ongoing self-awareness is key. Around 90% of breast cancer cases are first detected through self-exams. It's essential to regularly check your breasts and become familiar with how they look and feel after your procedure. Choosing the right implant type, working with a board-certified surgeon, and staying up to date with screenings like MRIs or ultrasounds can reduce these risks.
Some clients may experience changes in nipple or breast sensation, breast pain, scarring, or implant malposition. Most of these effects are temporary or manageable with proper planning. Discussing incision placement, following post-op care instructions, and wearing supportive garments can help reduce discomfort, improve healing, and sustain your results.
As with any procedure, there are broader health considerations, such as infection, tissue necrosis (especially in smokers or those with certain conditions), and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). These risks can be minimized by avoiding smoking, staying mobile after surgery, keeping the surgical site clean, and following all prescribed medications and care guidelines.
Cost considerations
Your procedure's price breakdown
Expertise and facility costs
This covers your surgeon’s specialized experience in your procedure, along with the costs of the surgical center, including the operating room, recovery room, and all essential equipment.
Scope of the procedure
Depending on your individual needs, the procedure may require special techniques, equipment, or medical recommendations for a unique situation.
Travel expenses
If the right surgeon for you is a plane ride away, then travel costs such as transportation and hotel accommodations will be separate fees you pay in addition to the procedure.
Anesthesia fees
The anesthesia cost includes the anesthesiologist’s time, the type of anesthesia used, and all the monitoring equipment.
Post-procedure care
This means follow-up appointments, prescribed medications, and any medical supplies or garments needed to support your recovery process.
Estimated price range
Accommodations will be included in your final estimate.
Financing is how most Bliss clients bring their dreams to life. Yet, 76% of people exploring procedures still don’t know this option is available. No wonder 85% of those who don’t book say affordability is holding them back, and two-thirds would be more likely to move forward if they knew financing was an option.
We work with trusted lenders like CareCredit to offer you a range of financing options, so you can get started on your procedure now and pay over time. Flexible, secure, and with 0% interest for up to 24 months, it’s care that fits your budget, not the other way around. With multiple providers, we’ll make sure you get the best rate possible.
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