What Is the Cost of a Breast Lift in Los Angeles?
The median breast lift price around Los Angeles is $8,075 on NavMDs, or $11,038 with implants, and most all-in quotes land between $8,000 and $18,000. This 62-second video breaks down the fees, compares Beverly Hills, Orange County, the Inland Empire, Ventura, California and the U.S., and covers what changes your price.
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0:00 What does a breast lift really cost in Los Angeles?
0:03 On NavMDs, the median price around L.A. is $8,075. Add implants, and it jumps to about $11,000.
0:13 Most L.A. quotes land between $8,000 and $18,000, all in.
0:18 That's the surgeon's fee, $5,000 to $11,000. The operating room, $2,000 to $4,000. And anesthesia, $1,000 to $2,500.
0:27 Beverly Hills runs highest, at $13,000 with implants. Orange County and the Inland Empire? About $9,500.
0:35 California overall is $10,000. The U.S. median, $9,550.
0:41 What changes your price? The incision: crescent, lollipop or anchor. Adding implants. And your surgeon's zip code.
0:50 A lift fixes sagging, but it won't add volume. And insurance usually won't cover it.
0:56 Compare breast lift surgeons and prices near you on NavMDs.
Breast lift prices in the Los Angeles area
Medians of patient-reported prices listed on NavMDs doctor profiles (October 2026). The L.A. area is every surgeon within 30 miles of Los Angeles.
| Area | Breast lift alone | Breast lift with implants |
|---|---|---|
| L.A. area | $8,075 (8 prices) | $11,038 (10 prices) |
| Beverly Hills | $9,000 (3 prices) | $13,000 (7 prices) |
| Ventura County | Too few prices | $10,000 (5 prices) |
| Orange County | Too few prices | $9,500 (11 prices) |
| Inland Empire | Too few prices | $9,500 (6 prices) |
| California | $8,900 (21 prices) | $10,000 (63 prices) |
| United States | $7,800 (195 prices) | $9,550 (382 prices) |
Beverly Hills is the most expensive part of the region, about $2,000 above the L.A. area median with implants, while Orange County and the Inland Empire come in roughly $1,500 below it.
What’s in a typical L.A. quote
Most all-in quotes for a breast lift in Los Angeles fall between $8,000 and $18,000. L.A. surgeons’ published price guides break that total down roughly like this:
- Surgeon’s fee: $5,000 to $11,000
- Operating room or facility: $1,800 to $4,000
- Anesthesia: $1,000 to $2,500
What changes the price
- Technique. Crescent, lollipop (vertical) and anchor incisions take different amounts of operating time and skill.
- Combined procedures. Adding implants or a breast reduction raises the total, often to $12,000 to $19,000 or more.
- Surgeon and location. Practices in Beverly Hills and West Hollywood tend to charge more than surrounding areas.
- Insurance. A breast lift is cosmetic, so health insurance usually doesn’t cover it.
People also ask
What is the best age for a breast lift?
There’s no single best age. Surgeons generally want the breasts fully developed, and many suggest waiting until you’re done having children and breastfeeding, since pregnancy can undo the result. A stable weight and not smoking matter more than a number.
Who is the best breast lift doctor in Los Angeles?
Look for a board-certified plastic surgeon who performs lifts often, then compare before-and-after photos, reviews and itemized quotes. You can compare breast lift surgeons in Beverly Hills or find breast lift surgeons near you on NavMDs.
Is a breast lift worth the money?
It depends on how much the sagging bothers you. Results last for years but aren’t permanent: aging, weight changes and pregnancy still have an effect. Get two or three consultations and all-in quotes before deciding.
Can a breast lift fix saggy breasts?
Yes. That’s exactly what a breast lift (mastopexy) does: it removes extra skin and raises and reshapes the breast and nipple. It won’t add size; that’s what implants are for.
About the data
NavMDs medians use one price per surgeon per type, and medians rather than averages so one extreme quote can’t skew an area. The typical quote range and fee breakdown come from L.A. surgeons’ published price guides and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Your price depends on your surgeon, your location and what’s included. This is not medical advice.