Breast Reduction

The goal of breast reduction surgery is to reshape your breasts by reducing their size so that they appear proportionate to the rest of your body and thus prevent them from being physically uncomfortable. This procedure improves your overall appearance by preventing abnormally large breasts from being a source of physical and mental discomfort, thus offering two advantages.

When should you decide on breast reduction?

If your breasts are disproportionately large and heavy compared to your body,
Pain in your neck, back or shoulders
If your nipples are pointing down
If your breasts are bigger than one another
It lowers your self-confidence and bores you
You can have breast reduction. Women who undergo breast reduction also undergo breast lift and liposuction procedures.

Advantages of Breast Reduction

Your breasts will look more proportional to your body and feel better.
It will relieve neck, shoulder and back pain, making it easier for you to breathe and exercise.
You will be more satisfied with your appearance and your self-confidence will increase.

Disadvantages of Breast Reduction

You may lose sensation in your nipples.
Some women complain that their nipples look uneven.
There may be some problems with breastfeeding.
If you are in the process of deciding about breast reduction, the above are the top three advantages and disadvantages. If you want to decide what is best for you, please consult your aesthetic plastic surgeon.

How is Breast Reduction Procedure Performed?

Breast reduction surgery, which usually takes 3 to 5 hours, is performed in a hospital or surgical center. Overnight hospitalization is usually not required. Typically, three incisions are made for the surgery. Excess tissue, fat and skin are then removed, and the nipple and nipple are shifted to a higher position. The size of the nipples can be reduced. The skin over the nipple is pulled down and the breast is reshaped.