Advantages of breast uplift and reduction treatments
The approach of breast reduction surgery today is solve the problem by adapting breasts to a woman’s figure and creating a much-improved breast shape.
The great advantage here is to reduce the strain and neck and shoulders at the same time.
Many of the changes in life, such as weight loss and giving birth, can lead to this loss of shape and the procedure can therefore make a significant improvement in a person’s life.
1. Definitive procedure
2. 2-3 hours
3. Permanent change
4. General Anaesthetic
5. Moderate discomfort
Breast Uplift and Reduction Procedure
Breast Reduction
The procedure is one of precise excisions in which breast tissue is removed. The result is much a more favourable breast contour.
Many such procedures have been carried out to date, and this has helped make it a straightforward process in which fatty tissues is removed and breast tissue is retained.
This helps uplift the breast.
The process starts with the creation of an anchor shape around the areola. Then running down to the crease line under the breast.
This allows the surgeon to remove a reasonable amount of breast tissue, while relocating the nipple to suit the new breast shape.
Breast Uplift (mastopexy) Procedure
This approach allows folds of surplus skin to be removed from directly under the breast, and at the same time, contoured into a tighter shape.
Below are some of the reasons patients choose to have a breast reduction:
1. Women of all ages who are unhappy with the general size and shape of their breasts.
2. Women who suffer from uneven (asymmetrical) breasts.
3. Women who have suffered with back, neck or shoulder pain as a result of their heavy breast size.
4. Women who are not happy with how movement in their daily activities is restricted
5. Women who suffer from skin irritation due to their heavy breasts, particularly in hot weather.
6. Women who feel limited by the fashion restrictions large breasts cause.
Some common reasons for breast uplift include:
1. Following pregnancy and breast feeding, breast can become flatter and “empty” looking losing breast roundness and fullness
2. Having firm breasts reduces the necessity of wearing a bra.
3. Boost confidence and improve body image
The very best results can be expected with smaller sagging breasts. However, the process can be applied to breasts of any size.
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Below are some of the reasons patients choose to have a breast reduction:
1. Women of all ages who are unhappy with the general size and shape of their breasts.
2. Women who suffer from uneven (asymmetrical) breasts.
3. Women who have suffered with back, neck or shoulder pain as a result of their heavy breast size.
4. Women who do not like the way overly large breasts can interfere with their normal daily activities and ability to exercise in comfort.
5. Women who suffer from skin irritation due to their heavy breasts, particularly in hot weather.
6. Women who feel limited by the fashion restrictions large breasts cause.
7. Women who feel that their self-esteem, confidence or relationships are affected by concerns and feelings about their breast size.
Some common reasons for breast uplift include:
1. Following pregnancy and breast feeding, breast can become flatter and “empty” looking losing breast roundness and fullness
2. Weight loss can leave the breast flatter with excess loose skin
3. If breasts are no longer firm it can be difficult to wear certain types of clothes without the support of a bra
4. Boost confidence and improve body image
The best results are achieved in women with small sagging breasts although breasts of any size can be lifted. The results may not last as long with heavy breasts.
Following breast uplift surgery there may be some interference with the ability to breast feed.
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