Breast reduction surgery and Treatment Overview

Cosmohs Plastic Surgery - Breast reduction surgery, often called reduction mammaplasty, involves removing extra fat, tissue, and skin from the breasts. Breast reduction surgery may be used to relieve discomfort or attain a breast size that is proportionate to your body if you have enormous breasts.

Breast reduction surgery may also help you feel better about yourself and increase your capacity to engage in physical activities.

Consult a board-certified plastic surgeon if you're considering breast reduction surgery. It's crucial to know what breast reduction surgery entails, including the dangers and difficulties that may arise, and to have realistic expectations.

Breast reduction surgery can be done at any age, including as a teenager. However, if your breasts haven't fully matured, you may require a second procedure later in life.

Breast reduction surgery is for ladies with big breasts who want to address problems like:

• Pain in the back, neck, and shoulders that requires medicine
• Chronic rash or inflammation of the skin beneath the breasts
• Nerve discomfort
• Restricted movement
• Large breasts cause low self-esteem.
• Fitting into bras and clothing is difficult.

Breast reduction surgery isn't usually advised if you:

• Smoke
• Have you been diagnosed with diabetes or heart disease?
• Are severely overweight
• Want to keep your breasts scar-free?

Before Breast Surgery Treatment Procedure and Need to Prepare:

Most likely, your plastic surgeon will:

• Examine your medical history as well as your overall wellness.
• Discuss your post-surgery expectations for breast size and look.
• Give a full description of the procedure, including probable scarring and loss of sensation, as well as the risks and advantages.
• Examine and take measurements of your breasts.
• For your medical records, take pictures of your breasts.
• Describe the many types of anaesthetic used during surgery.

You may also be requested to do the following before your breast reduction surgery:

• Complete a number of lab tests.
• Get a mammogram as a baseline.
• Before and after surgery, you must stop smoking for a set length of time.
• To control bleeding during surgery, avoid aspirin, anti-inflammatory medicines, and herbal remedies.

What are the procedure do during Surgery:

Although your surgeon will aim to achieve symmetry between your breasts, there may be some variation in breast size and form. The areola's size could potentially be lowered. Your incision scars may decrease over time, but they will never go away completely.

Typically, the surgeon:

• Makes an incision down each breast and around the areola.
• Excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are removed to make each breast smaller.
• Repositions the nipple and areola while reshaping the breast.

At a Final Result of Breast surgery 

Breast reduction surgery that is successful can ease pain in the upper back, neck, and shoulders. It may also improve your ability to engage in physical activities while also promoting a more positive self-image.

Although you'll see results right away, keep in mind that the swelling will subside and the surgical scars will vanish with time. Although breast shape and size can alter owing to ageing and weight gain or reduction, the ultimate result is usually permanent.