BREAST REDUCTION AESTHETICS
oPERATION NUMBERS
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oPERATION duratıon
2-4 Hours
anesthesıa
General Anesthesia
back to work
1-2 Weeks
Total healıng tıme
2 Weeks
nıght spent at the hospıtal
1 Night
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Breast reduction is not just an aesthetic process. For many women, large breasts indicate a serious problem. Pain in the waist, in the back, bra strap traces in the shoulder areas, etc. are the problems come at the top of them. Under the chest, especially in hot weather sweat, smell and rash for our women can reach the point of torment. In this manner, this is much more a health problem than asthethic.
How to Treat Breast Reduction Aesthetics?
Reduction surgery is an operation in which a part of the breast tissue is removed and the breast is again shaped in the ideal size. It is performed under general anesthesia. It can be carried out in the form of an inverted T-shaped or flat trace at the lower part of the breast. Either way, after a short time, this trace will mitigate and will not be a distracting issue for the person. Drowsiness at the nipple and reduced milk yield are among the risks of this surgery. However, these risks are low and there are often no problems.
Who the Breast Reduction Aesthetics Treatment Is Applied To?
Breast reduction surgery can be applied to any person who has excessive breast mass due to pregnancy, excessive weight gain, etc., which is a condition that has a negative impact on social life or a breast tissue that is more pleasant and suitable.
After the Breast Reduction Aesthetics Treatment.
The length of stay at the hospital depends on your needs. But on average it means a time of one to two days. After surgery, appropriate bra should be used and heavy sports should be interrupted for a while. The return to work can take five to seven days, depending on the type of the job.
What are the Breast Reduction Aesthetics Treatment Prices?
When you fill out our FREE medical examination form, you can request information about Breast Reduction Aesthetics Operation and get detailed price information.
FAQ's
CAN I GET A BREAST REDUCTION THROUGH THE NHS?
Although possible, it can be quite difficult to get a breast reduction done on the NHS. It is often only offered to patients who are experiencing distressing symptoms. If you think you might be a candidate, you should speak to your GP first.
HOW LONG AFTER PREGNANCY CAN I HAVE A BREAST REDUCTION?
You should wait at least 3 to 6 months after a pregnancy before having a breast reduction. This is to allow enough time for your breasts to settle before you have your procedure.
HOW LONG AFTER BREASTFEEDING CAN I HAVE SURGERY?
As with pregnancy, you should wait at least 3 to 6 months after you have stopped breastfeeding before you have your breast reduction procedure.
WILL I STILL BE ABLE TO BREASTFEED AFTER A BREAST REDUCTION?
As your surgeon is likely to remove some milk glands and ducts during a breast reduction, this can effect your ability to breastfeed post-operatively. Many women can still breastfeed after surgery, but this depends heavily on the tissue removal technique that your surgeon uses. Certain surgical techniques will have more of an effect on your ability to breastfeed than others. For this reason, it is very important to notify your surgeon if you are planning to breastfeed in the future.
WHAT EFFECT DO DRUGS HAVE ON A BREAST REDUCTION?
Smoking, drinking large amounts of alcohol and taking recreational drugs can all increase the risk of complications occurring during and after your breast reduction surgery. Smoking in particular can increase the risk of developing infections and can also delay wound healing. You must therefore stop smoking at least 6 weeks before and after your procedure.
DO I NEED A GP REFERRAL FOR COSMETIC SURGERY?
Most plastic surgeons will see you for an initial consultation for your breast reduction without a GP referral. Your surgeon may however, contact your GP to get details of your medical history.
CAN I MINIMISE THE RISK OF COMPLICATIONS?
A breast reduction is a complicated procedure. You should therefore make sure you choose a highly-experienced surgeon to perform your operation. You can also minimise the risk of complications by exercising regularly, reducing your alcohol intake, eating a healthy diet and most importantly, stopping smoking.
WHAT EFFECT WILL WEIGHT LOSS OR WEIGHT GAIN HAVE ON A BREAST REDUCTION?
The effect that weight loss or weight gain has on a breast reduction depends on the amount of fat left in the breasts and the degree of the weight change. Any major weight changes will most likely have an effect on the final results and appearance of the breasts. It is for this reason that we advise that you reach your optimal weight before having your breast reduction surgery. If you still have any questions that do not appear under these breast reduction faqs, give us a call and we would be happy to help you.
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