Breast Reduction
Breast Reduction Hereditary factors clearly affect how much women’s breast tissue grows. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and weight gain contribute to breast size increase and sagging. In addition to aesthetic problems, excessive breast enlargement can cause limitations in a person’s ability to engage in certain physical activities, as well as shoulder abnormalities, neck, back, and shoulder pain. It can also make it impossible to wear certain clothes. Patients undergo breast reduction surgery to ensure that their breasts are of similar size and shape, to relieve aesthetic concerns and to eliminate physical difficulties.
How to Choose the Most Suitable Breast Shape for You?
The situation in which the breasts will be reduced depends on the relationship between height, weight and body measurements. These choices are made as part of the pre-operative examination and planning of the postoperative appearance of the breasts. If the size of both breasts is the same, a general reduction is made. If there is a proportional difference between the two, the smaller breast is considered normal and the two breasts are equalized.
How is Breast Reduction Performed?
After the doctor determines which technique will be used, how much the breast will be reduced and how it will be shaped before the surgery, the patient is prepared for the procedure. General anesthesia is used during the operation. After the surgeon opens the breasts by making incisions at the points decided by the doctor during the examination, the excess tissue is removed. The nipple is positioned correctly and the breasts are reshaped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before breast reduction treatment is applied, the breasts must have completed their development. This mandates the timing of surgery at the end of adolescence. Breast reduction surgery should usually be performed after the age of 20.
You can get pregnant and give birth after breast reduction surgery. You will not have any problems while breastfeeding.
Removed tissues cannot regenerate or grow back, so the effects of breast reduction surgery are long-lasting.
Typically, breast reduction surgery takes two to three hours. It is done under general anaesthesia. After the operation, patients must stay in the hospital for one day. The small drains used to remove blood clots are removed on the first day after surgery. The swellings in the chest go down in 6-8 weeks, while the bruises on the chest heal completely in 7-10 days.
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