Yes, for a patient who is a good candidate, an internal bra breast lift is safe. There is slightly more overall risk due to the placement of the mesh. However, it is not riskier than a traditional breast lift for many patients. Dr. Sessa will evaluate you and your medical history to determine if you are a good candidate and if the surgery would benefit you and not put you at unexpected or unnecessary risk.
Some patients may express concerns due to the infamous history of earlier surgical meshes used for hernia repair and other surgeries in the past. The mesh used in a breast lift at Sarasota Surgical Arts is a completely differently engineered mesh that is designed to be temporary. Historically, many surgical meshes were meant to be permanent, which does prove much more risk than a temporary mesh.
An internal bra is among one of the safest surgical meshes. It rarely causes considerable complications. If you have a history of major allergic reactions, rejection of medical devices, or major medical conditions, then Dr. Sessa may not recommend an internal bra breast lift. In these cases, he may advise proceeding with a traditional breast lift or a different procedure altogether.