11 Breast Procedures

BREAST AUGMENTATION
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Breast augmentation enhances the size of the breast by using implants, fat grafting, or both to create natural fullness that complements your body.
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BREAST LIPOLIFT
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Developed by Dr. Schwartz, Breast LipoLift® is a minimally invasive technique to precisely reshape, lift, and contour the breasts.
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TUBEROUS BREASTS
Tuberous breasts are considered a congenital breast deformity that can be corrected with cosmetic breast surgery and augmentation for a natural look.
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BREAST LIFT
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
A breast lift is used to reshape and lift a sagging or drooping breast, resulting in a shapelier, more youthful breast appearance.
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BREAST REDUCTION
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Breast reduction is a very sought-after procedure by women who want a smaller, more proportionate breast, whether for cosmetic or physical purposes.
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BREAST REVISION
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Corrects Botched surgeries, Capsular Contracture, Implant Malposition, Asymmetry as well as many other breast deformities.
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BREAST IMPLANT REMOVAL
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Many patients want implants removed for a variety of reasons. Dr. Schwartz is an expert at removing implants while still maintaining a natural look.
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NIPPLE REDUCTION
Recovery Time
1 Day
A nipple reduction procedure can help to resize and reshape a nipple that is abnormally large or disproportionate to the patient's areola.
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INVERTED NIPPLE CORRECTION
Recovery Time
1 Day
Inverted nipple correction is performed by releasing whatever is pulling the nipple inward, typically the ducts attached to the breast tissue.
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AREOLA REDUCTION
Recovery Time
1-2 Days
Areolas that are too wide or large, misshapen, or have a visible deformity can be corrected with areola reduction surgery for a natural look.
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BREAST RECONSTRUCTION
Recovery Time
2-3 Days
Breast reconstruction is a specialized surgery that restores a breast that has been surgically removed due to breast cancer treatment (mastectomy).
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