Breast Reduction

Large breasts, medically known as macromastia, can result in:

Breast pain | Neck, shoulder and back pain | Breathing difficulties | Chronic skin irritations and infections | Exercise limitations

Breast reduction surgery can ease some or all of the physical symptoms associated with large breasts, and improve overall quality of life.

Indications

The Procedure

The Recovery

The Risks

All surgery has risks despite the highest standard of practice. Some of the possible risks associated with breast implant removal surgery include:

Bleeding
Infection
Seroma: accumulation of fluid at the operation site which can result in swelling
Unacceptable scarring, including hypertrophic or keloid scars
Changes in nipple or breast sensation (temporary or permanent)
Partial or total loss of nipple and areola
Inability to breastfeed
Dissatisfaction with the appearance of the breasts
Need for further surgery to treat complications

The Costs

Breast Reduction FAQs

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