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Cost of single breast lift in Wyoming

The average cash price for single breast lift care in Wyoming is $4,814 at a surgery center versus $8,715 at an outpatient hospital. While an outpatient hospital may offer more complimentary and support services for patients, it costs almost twice as much (45%) when comparing single breast lift procedures performed at a surgery center. Read More

Average cash price in Wyoming

surgery center $4,814 outpatient hospital $8,715

A common single breast lift at surgery center facility in Wyoming includes

	Units	Avg Cash price
Provider
General surgeon visit provider fee First time visit Standard	1	$128
Provider fee for breast lift Standard Standard	1	$1,035
Facility
Surgery center fee for breast lift Standard Standard	1	$2,811
Prescriptions
HYDROCODONE-ACETAMINOPHEN Standard Standard	30	$16
Anesthesia
Anesthesiologist fee to be "put under" for procedure Level 3 Standard	1	$207
Anesthesiologist time to be "put under" for procedure Per minute Standard	301	$617
Total average cash price		$4,814.38

A common single breast lift at outpatient hospital facility in Wyoming includes

	Units	Avg Cash price
Provider
General surgeon visit provider fee First time visit Standard	1	$128
Provider fee for breast lift Standard Standard	1	$1,035
Facility
Outpatient Hospital fee for breast lift level 2 Standard	1	$6,711
Prescriptions
HYDROCODONE-ACETAMINOPHEN Standard Standard	30	$16
Anesthesia
Anesthesiologist fee to be "put under" for procedure Level 3 Standard	1	$207
Anesthesiologist time to be "put under" for procedure Per minute Standard	301	$617
Total average cash price		$8,714.89

What is a single breast lift?

A breast lift, also known as mastopexy, is a surgical procedure that repositions sagging breasts. During a single breast lift, one breast would be lifted to match the appearance of the other. A single breast lift is helpful in cases of breast asymmetry when one breast falls lower than the other.

Other reasons you may want or need a breast lift include:

Sagging breasts
Nipples fall below breast creases
Nipples point downward
Areolae have stretched out of proportion to the breast

How painful is a breast lift?

After a breast lift, you will have some swelling and bruising for about two weeks. You’ll have some pain and soreness around the incisions, but this will be manageable with the pain medication that your surgeon prescribes.

Wearing a surgical support bra around the clock for the first three to four days will help with discomfort. Sleeping on your side or your back is also helpful to keep pressure off your breasts.

Is a breast lift worth it?

If you are unhappy with the appearance of your breasts, a breast lift is worth it.

A breast lift can change your self-image and confidence. A breast lift will not increase the size of your breasts unless you have breast implants done with the procedure. You’ll notice an immediate change in the appearance of your breast after a lift. However, the appearance will continue to change for a few months as your breast settles.

How long does it take to recover from a breast lift?

Breast lifts are performed as a same-day surgery. You’ll be able to go home the same day your procedure is performed. Your surgeon will remove the stitches placed during surgery in two to three weeks. You may continue to have some numbness for up to six weeks after surgery.

How long does a breast lift last?

Breast lift results may not be permanent. As you age, the skin becomes less elastic, and sagging can return. Larger, heavier breasts are more prone to sagging. Weight fluctuation will also impact the results of your breast lift. Try to maintain a stable, healthy weight. A well-fitting supportive bra will also maintain the results from your breast lift.

Do you lose a cup size with a breast lift?

Many women note that they wear one size smaller cup after a breast lift than before surgery. This is because breasts become firmer and rounder after a breast lift, which changes the cup size measurement.

About the single breast lift Average Cash Prices

This procedure is most commonly performed at either a surgery center or an outpatient hospital.

Surgery centers, also known as ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), are independent, licensed medical facilities that are governed by distinct regulatory requirements compared with a hospital. Procedures performed at an ASCs are often less expensive than when they are performed at an outpatient hospital, but they typically offer fewer complimentary services, and may not have the full-range of support services that a hospital provides.

Outpatient facilities are outpatient departments or clinics that may be within or next to a hospital, but is owned and run by the affiliated hospital. These facilities can perform surgical treatments and procedures that do not require an overnight stay. Procedures performed at an outpatient hospital are often more expensive than when they are performed in an ambulatory surgery center, but outpatient hospitals may offer more complimentary and support services for patients because they are connected to the hospital system.