
Breast Chest
$6,500–$11,000
ASPS 2024 surgeon feeBreast Lift / Mastopexy
Breast Lift / Mastopexy removes excess skin and reshapes breast tissue to raise the breasts and change their shape.
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Published ranges are national surgeon fees only, not total costs or a TRC quote. Facility, anesthesia and other fees are additional.

Breast Chest
$6,500–$11,000
ASPS 2024 surgeon feeBreast Lift / Mastopexy removes excess skin and reshapes breast tissue to raise the breasts and change their shape.

Breast Chest · Skin Scars
Limited-Scar Breast Lift removes excess skin and reshapes breast tissue to raise sagging breasts, using a smaller incision pattern than a traditional lift.

Breast Chest
Explant with Breast Lift removes breast implants and excess skin, then reshapes and lifts the remaining breast tissue.
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