Will my Breasts Settle After Breast Lift?

Yes, only 12 days post-operatively from breast lift surgery, yur breasts would be expected to be swollen and not an ideal representation of your final result.  If you have implants in place, implants also tend to "fall" with time.
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Yes, it's common for breasts to undergo changes and "settle" in the weeks and months following a breast lift (mastopexy) surgery. Initially after the procedure, your breasts may appear higher on the chest and feel firmer due to swelling and the effects of surgery.
As the healing process progresses, swelling gradually subsides, and the tissues in the breasts begin to relax and settle into their new position. This settling process allows the breasts to assume a more natural and balanced appearance over time.
The exact timeline for breast settling can vary among individuals, but most of the significant settling typically occurs within the first few months after surgery. However, it's essential to understand that final results may continue to evolve over the course of several months as residual swelling resolves and the tissues fully heal.
During the post-operative period, it's crucial to follow your plastic surgeon's instructions for post-operative care, including wearing any prescribed garments or bras, avoiding strenuous activities, and attending follow-up appointments. Your plastic surgeon will monitor your progress and provide guidance on when it's safe to resume normal activities and when you can expect to see the final results of your breast lift.
If you have any concerns about the appearance of your breasts or the settling process during the recovery period, don't hesitate to reach out to your plastic surgeon for guidance and reassurance. They can provide recommendations and address any questions or issues you may have to ensure the best possible outcome from your breast lift surgery.