Comfort, ease and harmonious proportions
Very large breasts can mean back pain, pressure on the shoulders, discomfort in sports and difficulties in everyday life. By breast reduction, the volume of the breasts is reduced, and the bust is reshaped and lifted for a more comfortable and balanced result.
What do we discuss at the consultation?
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Physical discomfort, back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain and the impact on everyday life.
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Desired volume, body proportions, areola position and required lift.
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The scars, the recovery, the medical bra, the restrictions and the final cost of the intervention.
What is breast reduction?
Breast reduction, also called reduction mammoplasty, is the intervention through which excess glandular tissue, fat and skin are removed from the breasts. In the same over time, the breast is lifted and reshaped for a firmer and more proportionate shape.
Less weight, more freedom
The goal of the intervention is to obtain a lighter, firmer and more harmonious bust with the rest the body. Current volume, skin quality, areola position, posture, the reported discomfort and the wishes of the patient, so that the result is functional and aesthetic at the same time.
An intervention with aesthetic and functional impact
Breast reduction reduces the volume of the breasts, but also includes reshaping, breast lift and areola repositioning.
Removal of excess tissue
Excess gland, fat and skin are removed, reducing the weight of the breasts and obtaining a volume more suited to body proportions.
Lifting and remodeling
Breast reduction also includes a lift of the remaining breast. The skin is repositioned so that the bust to have a firmer and higher shape.
Areola repositioning
The areola is repositioned to an aesthetic height, and if necessary, can be reduced for a more proportionate look.
Comfort in everyday life
Patients frequently choose this intervention to reduce back, shoulder and back pain neck, for better posture and greater freedom in sports.
Signs that breast reduction may be right for you
The intervention is taken into account when the volume of the breasts causes physical discomfort, limitations or aesthetic imbalance.
- Chronic back, neck or shoulder pain associated with the weight of breasts.
- Deep marks from the bra straps and pressure on the shoulders.
- Irritation or discomfort under the breast fold.
- Difficulty practicing sports or physical activities.
- Breasts that are very large, heavy or disproportionate to the rest of the body.
- The desire to achieve a smaller, lifted and easier to support bust.
What scars remain after breast reduction?
Because excess skin and tissue is removed, scarring is inevitable. In many cases, these are around the areola, vertically and in the fold under the breast. Their appearance se they mature gradually, and proper care helps to fade them.
Bustier and gradual return
After the operation, a medical bra is worn according to the recommendations. Light activities can be gradually resumed, but intense physical exertion, weight lifting and sports are only resumed with doctor's consent.
How much does breast reduction cost?
The indicative price for breast reduction is £3900. The final cost is confirmed at consultation, depending on the complexity of the case, the volume of tissue to be removed, the required technique and the recommended operative plan.
- Initial consultation £65
- Breast reduction £3900
- Lifting included in the remodeling Included in the plan
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common questions about breast reduction, benefits, scars, breastfeeding, recovery and the end result.
Does back pain go away after breast reduction?
In many cases, patients notice a significant relief of pressure on the back, shoulders and neck after breast reduction. However, the functional outcome depends on each case, posture and other possible causes of pain.
Can breasts grow back after surgery?
The removed tissue does not come back, but the breasts can be affected over time by large variations of weight, pregnancy, hormonal changes or natural aging of the skin.
Can I still breastfeed after breast reduction?
The ability to breastfeed may be affected because the procedure involves the removal of a breast parts of the glandular tissue and may modify some galactophorous channels. It is important to discuss this at your consultation if you are planning a pregnancy.
How long should the medical bra be worn?
As a rule, the medical bra is worn for several weeks, according to the doctor's instructions. It helps to support the breasts, reduce edema and protect the result in the period of healing.
When do you see the final result?
The reduced volume is immediately noticeable, but the final shape gradually stabilizes. The swelling goes down progressively, the scars mature, and the result is better evaluated after a few months.
Does breast reduction include a lift?
Yes. In most cases, breast reduction also includes lifting the remaining breast, because after removing the excess tissue, remodeling and repositioning of the bust is necessary.
Do you want to know which volume is right for you?
Schedule a consultation and receive a personalized assessment, clear explanations about the intervention, scars, recovery and costs.
