Cost Of Breast Lift In Kenya

Breast lift surgery entails the removal of extra skin and fat from the area around the breast, contouring of the breast tissue, and finally, realignment of the nipple and areola. Some women decide to get a breast lift because they want to look better after giving birth or because they have sagging breasts as they become older.

Depending on your objectives, there are numerous techniques to perform a breast lift operation. If you simply want to remove excess skin and fat from around your breasts, you may only need liposuction. Nevertheless, an extra treatment known as breast augmentation is likely what you’ll need if you want to alter your breasts. This involves adding new breast tissue to replace that which has been removed by liposuction.

There are many different types of surgeries available to help women achieve a smaller waistline after pregnancy or weight loss by removing excess skin around their waistline area including abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), thigh lift (thighplasty), armlift (brachioplasty).

This article also talk about non surgical breast lift and breast reduction surgery cost in Kenya.

Cost Of Breast Lift In Kenya

It probably will not surprise you to learn that plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures in Kenya are on the rise.

But the stigma surrounding them continues to grow.

Last week, after Dr Maria Othieno Bayerl, a Kenyan plastic surgeon based in Bucharest, Romania, announced her intention to set up practice in Nairobi, the attacks came swiftly.

“There’s a big stigma. Trust me, I’m feeling it right now on the internet and social media. I’m being attacked left, right and centre, but it’s fine,” she says. “They’ve said quite a number of nasty stuff, but it’s okay.”

Dr Othieno, who was a student of State House Girls, studied medicine in Romania under a scholarship. She says at first she was discouraged but is now ready to bite the bullet.

She says cosmetic procedures may have a reputation as being about vanity, and many Kenyans believe in “natural” beauty.

There’s also the idea that African skin does not age or wrinkle quickly.

“Most of the people who have been doing it currently in Kenya could be the Caucasian group or the Indian group. So here comes a Kenyan who’s telling you, you can do ABCD and you’re like, Oh, do you want me to be like Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie?” She says.

“No, I want you as an African to also know it’s good and it’s okay. And it’s safe to take care of yourself and take care of your skin and take care of your face.”

Dr Othieno says that when many people think of plastic surgery they mostly think of breast augmentation or butt lift.

However, the procedures she intends to introduce in Nairobi are non-surgical and non-invasive, which means you can do them over lunch hour and return to work.

“We have various procedures. But we want to introduce the non-invasive therapy in Kenya. You have a small container and mix a cocktail of different substances in this container. It is transdermal, you apply superficially on your face. And this promotes tightening of your skin, promotes healthiness of your skin, and makes your skin look rejuvenated,” she explains.

The chemical peels induce injury with subsequent re-epithelisation (promoting growth of new healthy cells) that ultimately improves the skin appearance by improving texture, pigmentation and tone.

The price ranges from Sh32,000 (250 euros) to Sh38,000 (300 euros) with the results lasting up to 12 months.

She believes with more knowledge and exposure, Kenyans will embrace cosmetic procedures more and more.

“Studies suggest that physical appearance influences nearly every aspect of life, not only our quality of life, self-esteem and body image but also interpersonal relationships, employment opportunities and financial compensation,” she explains.

“With this in mind the growth in cosmetic medical treatment is not particularly surprising.  Widespread media coverage of surgical and minimally invasive treatments has helped raise public awareness and increased acceptance.”

After she completed medical school at Carol Davilla Medical School in Bucharest between 2008-2014, Othieno specialised as an ear, nose and throat doctor under tutelage of renown Prof Dr Dorin Hociota between 2014-2019.

She now works as an otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor) at Cronos Med in Bucharest, where she lives with her husband and one child.

According to the Kenya Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons, the country has a growing force of more than 20 plastic surgeons.

Costs locally are low compared to developed countries but expensive for many Kenyans.

For instance, face lift surgery, where lines and wrinkles are surgically removed for a youthful appearance, costs approximately Sh350,000.

A tummy tuck, where loose flabby skin is excised and the abdominal muscles are strengthened costs about Sh450,000, according to the society.

A breast lift, done to reduce the saggy appearance of breasts, costs about Sh350,000.

Non Surgical Breast Lift

There is no hesitation in discussing how breasts alter over time with hormonal and biological changes. Contrary to popular belief, sagging breasts can happen to any woman, irrespective of size.

With age, fat replaces most breast tissue and reduces elasticity and firmness. In that case, a non-surgical breast lift can be the best treatment for saggy breasts without going under the knife. 

At Clinic Dermatech, we offer the best nonsurgical breast tightening treatment to provide relief from sagging breasts. All treatments are safely planned and performed under the supervision of an experienced dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon. 

What is Nonsurgical Breast Tightening Treatment in Delhi?

A non-surgical treatment like this helps you avoid cuts, scars, or downtime while giving you the lift you desire. A nonsurgical breast lift is an excellent technique for reshaping or lifting saggy breasts.

What are the features of nonsurgical breast tightening at Clinic Dermatech?

● Optimum safety

● Non-surgical

● Right uplift

● Shape enhancement

How Does Nonsurgical breast tightening work?

Non-surgical breast lift is an effective and safe procedure to improve saggy breasts. It works by tightening the skin around the breast tissue. At Clinic Dermatech, our practitioners use the laser light that emits into the breast tissue to encourage thermal heating. Along with treating deeper tissues, this procedure also tightens the breast ligaments to elevate them and provide a natural lift.

What is the pre-and post-treatment care for non-surgical breast lift?

Specialists at Clinic Dermatech carefully examine the patient and perform a proper medical history check before recommending the treatment plan. They plan the best possible treatment to provide the patients with firmer, more lifted breasts. 

How long does nonsurgical breast lift take?

The non-surgical breast lift treatment requires 4 to 6 sessions with gaps between 7-10 days between sessions. One session takes about 30 to 45 minutes. Non-surgical breast lift treatment offers immediate full recovery, and you can quickly see the results within two months.

How long does a nonsurgical breast lift treatment last?

Nonsurgical breast tightening treatment can last up to 5 years and sometimes even longer. The exact duration of the results is determined depending on the breast lift or tightening procedure chosen.

Is breast lift treatment worth it?

Many women suffer from being underconfident due to saggy breasts or other breast-related concerns. Nonsurgical breast lift treatment can be an excellent way to improve self-esteem. 

While a surgical breast lift offers permanent results, non-surgical breast tightening is a perfect way to achieve temporary results without surgery.

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