Symptoms/Indications

• Chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain
• Skin irritation and rashes under the breast crease
• Bra strap indentations on the shoulders
• Limited physical activity due to breast size
• Poor posture and difficulty finding clothing that fits
• Emotional distress and self-consciousness about breast size

Treatments

Surgical Techniques:
• Liposuction : Removes excess fat from the breasts. Suitable for minor reductions and those with good skin elasticity.
• Vertical or Lollipop Incision : Involves a circular incision around the areola and a vertical incision down to the breast crease. Ideal for moderate reductions and lifting.
• Inverted-T or Anchor Incision : Involves three incisions—around the areola, vertically from the areola to the breast crease, and along the breast crease. Suitable for significant reductions and reshaping.

Procedure
• Consultation : Comprehensive evaluation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss goals, examine breast anatomy, and choose the appropriate surgical method.
• Surgery : Performed under general anesthesia, the surgeon makes the necessary incisions to remove excess breast tissue, fat, and skin. The remaining tissue is reshaped, and the nipples are repositioned for a natural look.
• Recovery : Involves several days of rest with restricted physical activities. Pain, swelling, and bruising are common but subside over time. Patients typically wear a special support bra to aid healing and maintain the new breast shape.

Results
• Reduced breast size and weight
• Relief from physical discomfort and pain
• Improved body posture and ease of movement
• Enhanced breast shape and proportion
• Boost in self-confidence and quality of life

Breast reduction is a transformative procedure that can significantly improve both physical and emotional well-being. It's essential to consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to ensure a safe and effective outcome tailored to individual needs and expectations.