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BREAST REDUCTION
What is Breast Reduction?
The breast is one of the most important organs of women in terms of appearance and function, the problems caused by the large size of the breast lead to the development of a negative attitude towards this organ in women. Large breasts restrict mobility, cause neck and low back pain, diaper rash and wounds on the lower parts impair hygiene, on the other hand, problems caused by visual discomfort cause a decrease in self-confidence. Breast reduction is a life-enhancing surgery for all reasons.
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Who is breast reduction surgery applied to?
Breast Reduction surgery
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Developmentally excessive size in breast tissue,
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Breast tissue growth and sagging after breastfeeding,
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It is applied to people with significant differences in breast sizes.
Breast reduction It is applied to people with excessive breast size, who have realistic expectations and have no health barriers for surgery, starting from the age of 18.
How is Breast Reduction surgery performed?
Inverted T-shaped incisions are generally used in breast reduction surgery. The incisions made around the nipple and inframammary groove are combined with a short incision in the midline, leaving enough tissue to feed the nipple, and then the excess tissues are removed. The surgery is completed by adapting the nipple to the appropriate area according to the newly created breast shape.
Before Breast Reduction surgery?
Before breast reduction, detailed examination and measurements are made. Breast tissue is visualized by mammography or USG. It is investigated whether there are situations that will pose a risk for the surgery. In morbidly obese patients with a high BMI, it is recommended to follow a diet beforehand. After reaching the ideal weight, breast reduction is recommended. Necessary blood tests are performed for anesthesia. You should not smoke for at least 2 weeks before and after the surgery. Blood thinners should be discontinued one week before. It is important to talk to your doctor in detail about the breast size, expectations and risks that will occur before breast reduction.
Breast Reduction Surgery
Breast Reduction is an operation that takes approximately 2.5-3 hours under general anesthesia. At the end of the operation, the incision areas are dressed, a drain that ensures the flow of blood accumulated in both breasts is placed and a special bra is put on. In general, 1 day of hospitalization is sufficient.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO BREASTFEEDING AFTER BREAST REDUCTION?
Breast reduction surgery generally uses techniques to protect the breast canals and nipple. In this way, the ability to breastfeed is preserved. The tissue left behind after breast reduction is usually sufficient for breastfeeding. However, breastfeeding is not a condition that depends on breast size alone. It should not be forgotten that the mother's nutrition, hormonal and psychological status are effective in breastfeeding.
Recovery After Breast Reduction?
Swelling, bruising and pain may occur in the first few days after Breast Aesthetics. Pain can be controlled with painkillers. Wearing a supportive bra can speed recovery. Swelling and bruising may continue for a week or two.
After the breast reduction procedure, the person can return to his daily life, provided that he avoids heavy activities within a few days. After an average of 1.5 months, sports etc. activities can be returned.
After the breast reduction, the first week and the second week, controls are made and dressing is applied. The breast takes its full shape in 3-6 months.
The Results of Breast Reduction
After Breast Reduction, you can achieve smaller, upright breast sizes that are compatible with your body. However, some structural problems and asymmetries may continue. Breast reduction will save you from a very big burden. There may be changes in breast size in cases of excessive weight gain and pregnancy. It is not expected to reach pre-operative dimensions.
What are the Risks of Breast Reduction Surgery?
Early-term risks such as bleeding, infection, and wound dehiscence can be seen in this surgery, although at a low rate. Nipple numbness may occur temporarily. Very rarely it can be permanent. The difference in size and shape after surgery does not generally occur unless the person has a significant chest asymmetry. It is normal to have scars in the incision areas, which are more obvious at first, and take skin color over time. Rarely, people with wound healing disorders may have significant scars.
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