Can an Upper abdominal lift be combined with a breast lift procedure?

You are asking about a reverse abdominoplasty which can be effective with lose, excess upper abdominal skin. It can be performed with a lift using a lower incision along the fold. It has to be performed correctly so the breast scars do not get pulled down from the abdominal forces. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon well versed in this procedure.

Most of the time a reverse abdominoplasty is done in massive weight loss patients as a tandem to reduce surplus skin. The incision at the upper abdomen and lower chest is not favorable relative to a conventional abdominoplasty incision along the very lowest portion of the abdomen.

The upper abdominal lift you are asking about is called a reverse abdominoplasty because it pulls up instead of down. The scar is placed where the bottom edge of the breast is, but only a limited amount of lift can be accomplished unless the incision is continued across the midline, which would leave a scar in a more visible location. You will want to make sure your surgeon has experience with this.