Breast Reduction and Lift Surgery

Understanding the Procedure

When we talk about breast surgery, there are two distinct goals. A Breast Reduction is often about health. If you are experiencing chronic back pain, neck strain, or poor posture due to heavy breast tissue, this surgery can offer significant physical relief. I remove the excess fat and glandular tissue, reposition the nipple, and ensure a comfortable, lighter result.

A Breast Lift (Mastopexy), on the other hand, is about restoring a youthful, firmer position without necessarily changing the volume. If you feel your breasts have lost their shape or sag, a lift can redefine your silhouette.

Safety and Precision

My approach is safety-first. Every breast reduction includes a mandatory histopathology lab examination of the removed tissue. This is a non-negotiable step to ensure complete clinical safety.

We perform these surgeries under general anesthesia in a fully equipped hospital setting. You will be monitored closely by a team, and we use suction drains initially to manage fluid build-up and promote smooth healing.

Recovery and Care

Surgery is only the beginning. Recovery requires patience. You will be provided with a specialized surgical support bra to minimize swelling and keep everything in place.

During our initial conversation, we will discuss:

• Your specific goals and the reality of what we can achieve.
• How we manage post-operative pain and follow-up care.
• The timeline for returning to your daily activities.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach here. Whether you need a lift or a reduction, the goal is to make you feel better in your own skin, with results that look natural and feel right for your body type.