Breast reduction, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure that entails the removal of excess skin, fat and breast tissue from the breast, followed by reshaping to create a smaller, more proportionate breast size. Many women suffer from back and neck pain due to having excessively large breasts. A breast reduction surgery is usually very beneficial for these women and greatly improves their overall quality of life.
Overly large breasts can cause health and emotional problems. In addition to self-image issues, you may also experience physical pain and discomfort. The weight of excess breast tissue can impair your ability to lead an active life. The emotional discomfort and self-consciousness often associated with having large pendulous breasts can be as important an issue as the physical discomfort and pain.
Ideal candidates for breast reduction are:
• Patients bothered by the feeling that their breasts are too large
• Patients struggling with physical activity due to the size of their breasts
• Patients experiencing back, neck and shoulder pain caused by the weight of their breasts
• Patients suffering from shoulder indentations caused by bra straps and/or have skin irritation beneath the breast crease
• Healthy individuals who do not have a life-threatening illness or medical conditions that can impair healing
• Patients with an adequate body weight
• Nonsmokers/non-vapers
• Individuals with a positive outlook and specific goals in mind for breast reduction
In addition to cosmetic procedures, plastic surgeons also perform reconstructive surgery to correct physical deformities, injuries, or abnormalities. This may include breast reconstruction following mastectomy, repair of cleft lip and palate, or reconstruction of facial features after trauma or cancer treatment.
In addition to cosmetic procedures, plastic surgeons also perform reconstructive surgery to correct physical deformities, injuries, or abnormalities. This may include breast reconstruction following mastectomy, repair of cleft lip and palate, or reconstruction of facial features after trauma or cancer treatment.
In addition to cosmetic procedures, plastic surgeons also perform reconstructive surgery to correct physical deformities, injuries, or abnormalities. This may include breast reconstruction following mastectomy, repair of cleft lip and palate, or reconstruction of facial features after trauma or cancer treatment.
In addition to cosmetic procedures, plastic surgeons also perform reconstructive surgery to correct physical deformities, injuries, or abnormalities. This may include breast reconstruction following mastectomy, repair of cleft lip and palate, or reconstruction of facial features after trauma or cancer treatment.
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