Breast Reduction
GENERAL FEATURES OF THE OPERATION
Breast reduction surgery is a cosmetic yet medically beneficial procedure performed to reduce the size and reshape the breasts into a more balanced and ideal form. Although it is categorized as a cosmetic operation, it often provides significant improvements to a person’s physical comfort and overall health.
Women with overly large breasts frequently experience neck, back, and shoulder pain, as well as poor posture. In some cases, nerve compression in the shoulders can cause numbness or weakness in the arms and hands. Additionally, skin irritation, rashes, eczema, or fungal infections may occur beneath the breasts. Breast reduction surgery effectively addresses these issues while creating a lighter, more proportionate, and naturally contoured appearance.
Determining the ideal breast shape and size requires a personalized approach. The goal is to achieve breasts that are proportionate to the patient’s body and aesthetically balanced. Before the procedure, the surgeon evaluates the patient’s health status, body structure, and skin condition to ensure that the planned reduction is both safe and suitable. The main objective is to create symmetrical and natural-looking breasts that harmonize with the rest of the body.
Scarring after breast reduction varies depending on factors such as the patient’s skin type, the surgical technique used, and the healing process. In most cases, scars gradually fade over time and become barely visible fine lines within about a year. Following your surgeon’s post-operative care instructions can further help minimize scar appearance and promote optimal healing.
- OPERATION PROCESS
