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Breast Reduction
   

It is possible to give what ever shape is desired by an individual after discussion with the plastic surgeon and also to make it firm and tight if the breast are hanging. Reduction requires 2 – 3 nights stay in hospital. Back to work in 10 day for reduction. Pre-surgical graphic planning should be booked and discussed with the Professor Ashok.

Breast reduction surgery may be the solution to the discomfort caused by excessively large breasts.
Constant back and neck pain, gouges in your shoulders from bra straps, deteriorating posture and an inability to participate in certain activities rank among the common complaints of women with large breasts. Breast reduction surgery (reduction mammaplasty) may help relieve these symptoms. As technology advances and surgical techniques improve, more women are seeking consultations from plastic surgeons to discuss options for adjusting their breast sizes to a healthier and more comfortable level.

If you're considering breast reduction surgery, find out more about who the surgery can benefit and what you can expect from the procedure.

Surgery is performed under General anesthetic and one is hospitalized for 3 nights. Suction tubes that are lift during surgery are remove after 48 hours and one needs to take antibiotics for a week after the discharge. All patients are strongly recommended to treat the scar using medicated compression garments (surgical Bra) as advised by Prof. Ashok for 6 to 9 months to achieve most wanted and desirable results. Prices of these garments is not included in the package deal.

 
 

Indications for breast reduction surgery?
Breast reduction surgery is for women who have large breasts and want to resolve one or more of the following associated problems:

• Chronic back, neck and shoulder pain
• Poor posture
• Skin rash under the breasts
• Deep grooves in the shoulders from bra strap pressure
• Restricted levels of activity
• Low self-esteem
• Difficulty wearing or fitting into certain bras and clothing

You can have breast reduction surgery at any age, but it's generally advisable to wait until you're at least age 20, by which time your breasts are likely to be fully developed. However, sometimes surgery is performed in teens who suffer significant emotional and psychological effects of having too-large breasts.

If you want children, consider postponing breast reduction surgery until you've had them. Changes to breast tissue during pregnancy could alter your surgical results. Also, after the surgery, breast-feeding may be difficult.

 
 
Benefits of breast reduction surgery?
Benefits of the surgery include relief of pain in your upper back, neck and shoulders; reduced shoulder pressure from bra straps; increased ability to exercise and participate in physical activities; and a more positive self-image. The surgery may also help you breathe and sleep easier. Most women who have breast reduction surgery are highly satisfied with the results.
 

Risks of breast reduction surgery!
Breast reduction surgery has the same risks as any other type of major surgery — bleeding, infection and an adverse reaction to the anesthesia. Other possible risks specific to breast reduction surgery include:

• Loss of sensation in the nipples and areolae.
• Impaired blood supply to the nipples, leading to loss of the nipples and scarring.
• Inability to breast-feed.
• Asymmetry in size, shape, position and contour of the nipples or breasts, which may lead to further surgery to improve appearance.
• Altered body image and a period of adjustment to get used to the change in your appearance.

Understanding what's involved in breast reduction surgery and weighing the benefits and risks of surgery can help you decide if it's right for you.

 
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