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Breast Reduction

What is Breast Reduction? 

Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure used to remove excess fat, tissue and skin from the breasts. If you have large breasts, you might choose to have breast reduction surgery to ease discomfort or to achieve a breast size proportionate to your body.

Breast reduction surgery might also help improve your self-image and your ability to participate in physical activities.

If you’re considering breast reduction surgery, consult a certified plastic surgeon. It’s important to understand what breast reduction surgery entails — including possible risks and complications — as well as set realistic expectations.

 

Why it’s done?

Breast reduction surgery is meant for women who have large breasts and want to resolve issues such as:

  • Chronic back, neck and shoulder pain that requires pain medications
  • Chronic rash or skin irritation under the breasts
  • Nerve pain
  • Restricted activity
  • Poor self-image related to large breasts
  • Difficulty fitting into bras and clothing

Breast reduction surgery generally isn’t recommended if you:

  • Have certain conditions such as diabetes or heart problems
  • Are very obese

You can have breast reduction surgery at any age — sometimes even as a teenager. But if your breasts aren’t yet fully developed, you might need a second surgery later in life.

You might postpone breast reduction surgery if you have certain future plans, such as:

  • Childbirth. If you haven’t started a family or your family isn’t yet complete, you might wait until pregnancy isn’t an issue. Breast-feeding might be challenging after breast reduction surgery — although certain surgical techniques can help preserve your ability to breast-feed.
  • Weight loss. If you are interested in losing weight by changing your diet and starting an exercise program, you might wait to decide if reduction mammoplasty is for you. Losing weight can often result in changes to your breast size.

 

How you prepare

Your plastic surgeon will likely:

  • Evaluate your medical history and overall health
  • Discuss your expectations for breast size and appearance after the surgery
  • Provide a detailed description of the procedure and its risks and benefits, including likely scarring and possible loss of sensation
  • Examine and measure your breasts
  • Take photographs of your breasts for your medical record
  • Explain the type of anesthesia used during surgery

Before breast reduction surgery, you might also be asked to:

  • Complete various lab tests
  • Get a baseline mammogram
  • Stop smoking for a certain period of time before and after surgery
  • Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs and herbal supplements, to control bleeding during surgery

 

After the procedure

Immediately after surgery:

  • Your breasts will be covered with a gauze dressing or bandages
  • A tube might be placed under each arm to drain any excess blood or fluid
  • You likely will take medication for pain and antibiotics, to decrease your risk of infection

For the first days or week after surgery:

  • Your breasts will probably feel tender and sensitive
  • Your breasts might be swollen and bruised
  • Your surgeon might recommend an elastic compression bra to protect the breasts

After that:

  • You’ll need to limit physical activity for two to four weeks while the breasts heal
  • Your surgeon might suggest avoiding underwire bras for a few months after surgery

Scarring usually fades over time. You will need a follow-up visit with your surgeon to remove stitches and check your recovery.

 

Results 

Successful breast reduction surgery can relieve pain in your upper back, neck and shoulders. It might also increase your ability to participate in physical activities and promote a more positive self-image.

Although you’ll see results immediately, remember that it can take months for the swelling to completely go down and the surgical scars to fade. The final result is generally permanent — although breast shape and size can change due to factors such as aging and weight gain or loss.

 

Breast Reduction and Mammoplasty Applications in Novarhealth Izmir

Novarhealth is able to meet the professionalism and experience you need in breast reduction and mammaplasty applications. This is because it has contracted hospitals and clinics that provide world-class service in almost every field thanks to the healthcare it offers. In addition, Novarhealth, which hosts a large number of successful doctors, brings you together with safe and high-quality healthcare thanks to this characteristic. Moreover, Izmir has economically suitable advantages, natural beauties that everyone wants to see with a unique atmosphere besides being easily accessible.    

In addition to offering you reliable opportunities in the field of health, Izmir will be your first choice thanks to its cultural heritage and touristic activities.

As Novarhealth, we bring you together with the healthcare you need in Izmir, the leading city in the field of health tourism in Turkey. By making plans from start to end, we consider every detail for you and turn healthcare into an enjoyable journey. In our contracted hotels, we enable you to experience comfort, cultural trips such as going to Ephesus and trying Turkish cuisine in the unique atmosphere of Izmir. Explore Novarhealth services now.