Bellesoma Method: Getting a Breast Lift

The Bellesoma Method (aka Horndeski Method), created by Dr. Gary Horndeski, is a procedure for giving a woman a breast lift. This method uses an internal suspension technique that lifts the breast, which is a similar feeling to having a push-up bra on. The method leaves no vertical scarring after it is complete and transfers the weight of the breast to the muscles of the chest. This, in turn, provides immediate relief from any neck, back or shoulder pain.

The bio engineering method uses the woman’s own breast tissue to lift the breasts, with absolutely no implants used. In fact, it is the best way to create a more youthful appearance, since over time a woman’s breasts will change and start to lose their firmness and shape. This could be a result of many different factors, including gravity, aging, weight fluctuation, breastfeeding and pregnancy. In most cases, this creates another problem where the shape has changed to conical with a nipple that projects outward or to a deflated breast with a nipple that points downward.

A typical breast lift can result in visible scarring, poor shape of the breast, and inadequate lift. It may also involve the use of implants. However, the Bellesoma Method can give you a breast lift without any of these. This is a new option to women who are looking for a breast lift without the problems associated with the traditional procedure.