Breast Reduction

Procedures

Price starting at: $5,700 usd

Breast reduction is a surgical procedure that reduces the size and weight of the breasts by removing excess fat, breast tissue, and skin. It can also improve the shape and position of the breasts, as well as the appearance of the nipples and areolas. Breast reduction can help people who have large breasts that cause physical or emotional discomfort, such as back pain, shoulder grooves, rashes, nerve pain, poor posture, difficulty exercising, low self-esteem, or trouble finding clothes that fit properly.

About the breast reduction procedure

Breast reduction is usually performed under general anesthesia, which means you will be asleep during the procedure. The surgeon will make incisions in your breasts and remove excess tissue and skin. The nipples and areolas will be moved to a higher position and resized if necessary. The incisions will be closed with stitches, and your breasts will be wrapped in bandages or a surgical bra. The procedure can take between two and five hours, depending on the amount of tissue removed and the technique used.

Breast reduction recovery

Breast reduction recovery can vary depending on the individual and the extent of the procedure. You will need someone to drive you home after the procedure and stay with you for a day or two. You will have some pain, swelling, bruising, and numbness in your breasts, which can be treated with medication and ice packs. You will need to wear a bra for several weeks to help your breasts heal and reduce swelling.

You’ll also need to avoid strenuous activities, such as lifting, bending, or exercising, for about four to six weeks. You’ll have follow-up visits with your surgeon to check healing and remove stitches. The scars from the procedure will fade over time, but they won’t disappear completely.

Are you a suitable candidate for breast reduction?

You may be a good candidate for breast reduction if you have large breasts that cause physical or emotional problems, and you are in good general health. You should also have realistic expectations about the outcome of the surgery and understand the risks and benefits involved. Some factors that may influence your ability to undergo breast reduction include age, weight, smoking habits, medical history, and future plans for pregnancy or breastfeeding. You should discuss these factors with your surgeon before you decide to undergo the procedure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a breast reduction cost?

At Ciplastic, the initial cost for a Breast Reduction procedure is $2,100 USD. Your final cost will depend on your specific individual needs.

How will breast reduction affect my ability to breastfeed?

Breast reduction may affect your ability to breastfeed, depending on the amount of tissue removed and the technique used. Some of your breast tissue and milk ducts may be damaged or removed during the procedure, which can reduce the amount of milk you can produce or prevent you from breastfeeding altogether. However, some women can continue to breastfeed after a breast reduction, especially if the nipples and areolas remain attached to the breast tissue. You should discuss your breastfeeding plans with your surgeon before your operation and consult a lactation specialist after your operation if you need help with breastfeeding. You should have regular check-ups with your surgeon to monitor the condition of your implants and detect any problems early. You should also watch for signs and symptoms of implant failure, such as changes in the shape, size or feel of your breasts, pain, swelling, redness or inflammation. If you notice any of these signs or symptoms, you should contact your surgeon immediately.

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