A lift (mastopexy) repositions and reshapes breast tissue that's lost elasticity; augmentation adds volume. Combined in one session, they share a single facility and anesthesia fee — but each procedure still carries its own surgeon's fee, so the combined total is meaningfully higher than augmentation alone, not just a small add-on.
Lift add-on: $3,000–$5,500.Combining a lift (mastopexy) shares one facility/anesthesia session but adds a second procedure's surgeon fee.
Doing both procedures in one operating-room session means you pay for facility time and anesthesia once, not twice — the savings independently reported across practice pricing menus run roughly $3,000–$5,000 versus scheduling the two procedures separately. But each procedure still has its own surgeon's fee, so the combined total is higher than augmentation alone, not the same price with a lift "thrown in."
If you're evaluating a lift + augmentation alongside a tummy tuck or liposuction as part of a broader post-pregnancy body-contouring plan, our Mommy Makeover cost calculator models the combined-procedure total across the full bundle, not just this one pairing.
Volume loss combined with skin laxity — most commonly after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or significant weight change — is the typical candidacy profile. Implants alone can't correct significant sag (ptosis); a lift alone doesn't add volume. A consultation with measurement of nipple position relative to the inframammary fold determines which degree of ptosis you have and whether a lift is actually indicated, versus implants alone achieving the desired look.
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The lift add-on runs $3,000–$5,500 on top of augmentation. Combined, silicone augmentation + lift totals $8,800–$17,000, versus $5,800–$11,500 for augmentation alone.
Yes, on facility and anesthesia costs specifically — combining shares one operating-room session instead of two, with practice pricing menus reporting roughly $3,000–$5,000 in savings versus scheduling them separately. Each procedure still carries its own surgeon's fee, so the combined total is still higher than augmentation alone.
It depends on the degree of ptosis (sag) versus volume loss. Implants alone can't correct significant sag; a lift alone doesn't add volume. A consultation measuring nipple position relative to the inframammary fold determines which combination is actually indicated for your anatomy.
No — a mommy makeover typically bundles a lift and/or augmentation with additional procedures like a tummy tuck or liposuction. This page covers the breast-only combination; our Mommy Makeover calculator (coming soon) will model the full multi-procedure bundle.
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