I am 63 years of age. I would like to know if I'm too old to have a breast lift?

If you have no medical problems and you are healthy, an evaluation by your primary care doctor will determine your risk for surgery.

63 is not too old to get a breast lift!  If your breast appearance concerns you, surgery could definitely be done to help you.  Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon for a consultation.  Best of luck with your surgery!

Your age by itself will not prevent you from having a breast lift. Find an expert in breast surgery who has
great reviews and great before and after photos.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

As long as people are healthy enough to have surgery and they have realistic expectations for the surgery there is no reason not to move forward!

63 years of age is not too old to undergo a breast lift!Many women in their early sixties have benefitted from a breast lift, and you may as well. Meet with a board certified plastic surgeon to find out more!

Age is not the indicator for any aesthetic procedure.  Your general health is the best indicator of surgical fitness and your breast exam will determine if you are a candidate for your procedure of  choice.

Healthy patients desiring breast lift can be a candidate at the age of 63.  Your physician will most likely require lab work, and EKG and a letter of medical clearance from your primary care physician.Best of luck,

There is no age limit for plastic surgery as long as you are relatively healthy without any medical problems that will preclude surgery.  Your surgeon will require medical clearance as well prior to proceeding.  Best wishes!

At 63 you are certainly not too old for a breast lift, if your breasts are bothering you and you would like some improvement.  That is of course assuming you are otherwise healthy.  Age is not really significant in plastic surgery assuming good health- a 20 year old unhealthy patient is likely at worse risk than a 70 year old healthy one!Best wishes, Dr. L

Thank you for your post. Age is not a contraindication to surgery. Poor health is. If you are a healthy adult, and interested in a breast reduction or lift surgery, meet with a board certified plastic surgeon. He or she will assess you as a patient for any risks you might have. The biggest risks are heart disease, diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure, and previous history of deep venous thrombosis. If you are having back pain, neck pain, bra strap grooving, rashes under the breast fold, or just desire a breast lift, meet with a highly qualified surgeon.Best Wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD