Breast Reduction
Breast reduction surgery or reduction mammaplasty, removes fat, excess breast tissue and skin from the breasts. It is meant for women who have large breasts causing
• Chronic back, neck and shoulder pain
• Shoulder grooves from bra straps
• Chronic rash or skin irritation under the breasts
• Nerve pain
• Embarrassed to take part in some activities
• Poor self-image
• Trouble fitting into bras and clothing
How do you prepare for Breast Reduction Surgery?
Your plastic surgeon will likely:
• Look at your medical history and overall health
• Discuss your expectations
• Describe the surgery and its risks and benefits
• Examine and measure your breasts
• Take photographs of your breasts for your medical record
During the procedure
- Incisions made around nipple and areola to remove excess tissue, fat and skin
- Reshapes the breast and resets the nipple/areola
- Liposuction to remove excess fat in the breasts
After the procedure
Immediately after the breast reduction surgery:
• The breasts are covered with bandages and a surgical bra to hold them in place
For the first days or week after surgery:
• The breasts might feel tender
• The breasts might be swollen and bruised
• A surgical bra to support
After that:
• Limit physical activity for 4 to 6 weeks
• Wear an approved surgical bra
Later months:
Scarring fades over time but does not disappear
Benefits
• Relieve pain in the upper back, neck and shoulders.
• Better clothing fit.
• Improved hygiene.
• Well proportioned body and better self image.
• Increase the ability to take part in physical activities.
The final result generally lasts a long time. But aging, changes in weight, pregnancy and other factors might bring changes.
Have you ever wondered why letters are used to define bra sizes?
Have you ever wondered why letters are used to define bra sizes?
A – almost boobs.
B – barely there.
C – can’t complain.
D – damn!
E – enormous.
F – fake
G – get a reduction
H – help me! I have to fallen!
And yes we are there to help you!!
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