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Aesthetic Surgery | Cosmetic Surgery | Plastic Surgery
PROCEDURE : SURGICAL
What is breast reduction surgery?
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure that removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin from the breasts.
People opt for breast reduction surgery to relieve physical discomfort and improve their quality of life.
Common reasons include:
A good candidate for breast reduction surgery is someone who experiences discomfort due to large breasts.
Ideal candidates should:
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure that removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin from the breasts.
- The surgery is designed to alleviate discomfort and improve the appearance of overly large breasts.
- It can also help with issues like back pain, neck pain, and low self-esteem.
People opt for breast reduction surgery to relieve physical discomfort and improve their quality of life.
Common reasons include:
- Chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain.
- Skin irritation or rash under the breasts.
- Difficulty in participating in physical activities.
- Trouble finding well-fitting clothing and bras.
- Self-consciousness or poor body image due to large breasts.
A good candidate for breast reduction surgery is someone who experiences discomfort due to large breasts.
Ideal candidates should:
- Be in good physical health.
- Have realistic expectations about the outcome.
- should stop smoking as smoking can complicate the healing process.
- Be aware of the potential for scarring and possible loss of nipple sensation in a few cases .
Before
After
What should you discuss during a breast reduction consultation?
During your consultation, you should discuss your medical history, current health, and specific goals for the surgery.
Important topics to cover:
Preparation for breast reduction surgery involves several steps to ensure a safe and successful procedure.
Preparation steps include:
Breast reduction surgery typically involves removing excess tissue, fat, and skin to reshape the breasts.
The procedure generally includes:
During your consultation, you should discuss your medical history, current health, and specific goals for the surgery.
Important topics to cover:
- Your desired breast size and shape.
- Potential risks and benefits of the surgery.
- The type of anesthesia that will be used.
- Recovery expectations and follow-up care.
Preparation for breast reduction surgery involves several steps to ensure a safe and successful procedure.
Preparation steps include:
- Quitting smoking at least six weeks before surgery.
- Stopping certain medications like blood thinners as recommended by your surgeon
- Having a mammogram or an ultrasound as recommended by your surgeon.
- Arranging for someone to drive you home after surgery.
Breast reduction surgery typically involves removing excess tissue, fat, and skin to reshape the breasts.
The procedure generally includes:
- Making an incision around the nipple and down each breast.
- Removing excess breast tissue, fat, and skin.
- Repositioning the nipple and areola to create a more natural appearance.
- Closing the incisions with sutures..
What can you expect after breast reduction surgery?
After surgery, your breasts will be bandaged, and you will need to wear a support bra for a few weeks.
Post-surgery expectations include:
Like any surgery, breast reduction carries risks, including bleeding, infection, and reaction to anaesthesia.
Specific complications may include:
Recovery from breast reduction surgery can take several weeks, with full recovery varying by individual.
Typical recovery timeline:
After surgery, your breasts will be bandaged, and you will need to wear a support bra for a few weeks.
Post-surgery expectations include:
- Some tenderness, swelling, and bruising.
- Limited physical activity for a few weeks.
- Wearing a support bra to reduce swelling and support healing.
- Regular follow-up visits with your surgeon to monitor recovery.
- Most patients feel comfortable after the surgery and can resume work after a few days after discussion with their surgeon.
Like any surgery, breast reduction carries risks, including bleeding, infection, and reaction to anaesthesia.
Specific complications may include:
- Scarring that may fade over time but won’t disappear completely.
- Asymmetry or differences in breast size and shape.
- Loss of sensation in the nipples or breasts, which may be temporary or permanent.
Recovery from breast reduction surgery can take several weeks, with full recovery varying by individual.
Typical recovery timeline:
- Take at least one week off work or school.
- Avoid strenuous physical activities for a few weeks.
- Attend follow-up appointments for bandage and suture removal. Follow post procedure care as advised by the surgeon.
- Scars will gradually fade over time, though they may remain visible.
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