Why Is Breast Reduction Aesthetics Performed?
Excessive breast size in women can cause serious physical problems and psychological disorders. as well as limitation of movement of large breasts; In the long term, it can cause health problems such as posture disorder, back and neck pain, sores on the nipples, collapse on the shoulders, fungus formation under the breasts due to sweating, and spinal deformities.
Large breasts tend to sag under the influence of gravity. For these reasons, breast reduction surgeries are functional and aesthetic. Performing breast reduction aesthetics at an early age after puberty can be beneficial both physically and psychologically.
In today’s technology, surgical techniques have been developed that leave a small mark on the skin and maintain the breastfeeding function of the breast. In this surgery, the breast is reduced in proportion to the person’s body and the nipples are moved to where they should be.
The fact that the breast tissue is larger than the body structure limits the person in many ways. Large and drooping breasts make the person look older and fatter, as well as prevent a fit appearance. Usually, large breasts are accompanied by sagging nipples.
The main purpose of breast reduction aesthetics is to eliminate breast sagging and breast reduction. The design to be made to the patient before the operation is very important.
This reconstructive procedure, also called reduction mammoplasty, may be an option for you if the excessive size and weight of your breast tissues are causing:
- Difficulty breathing.
- Neck pain and back pain.
- Stasis ulcers or skin irritation due to pressure.
- Numbness in the upper chest or any part of your breasts.
- Aesthetically dislike your breasts for any reason.
Risks of Breast Reduction Aesthetics
- Large and visible irregularly shaped breasts or nipples
- Wound healing issues
- Loss of nipple sensation
- Bleeding within the breast tissue
- Brown bruising
- Payment
- Chest irritation
Who Cannot Have Breast Reduction Aesthetics?
Like any surgical procedure, not everyone is a right candidate for breast reduction. If you have the conditions listed below; You should definitely consult your doctor whether you are suitable for this surgery.
- Diabetes.
- Severe obesity.
- Wound healing disorders.
- Heart or circulation problems.
- Undiagnosed lumps and masses.
- History of irregular mammograms.
- You have now or recently stopped breastfeeding.
- Coagulation disorders or genetic predisposition for them.
In addition to these, if you smoke and have unrealistic expectations about the procedure, you may not be suitable for breast reduction surgery. Surgery is not only physically exhausting, but also mentally and emotionally exhausting. You need to be fully prepared for a quick and smooth recovery. This is why we do our consultation with you online before your arrival to Turkey so that our surgeons can suggest what’s best for you according to your own specific situation.
Things to Consider Before Breast Reduction Surgery
- Pass lab test or medical check
- Get the medications your doctor recommends you use after surgery
- Get a baseline mammogram before and after surgery to help detect future changes in breast tissue
- Stop smoking before breast reduction surgery
- Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs and herbal supplements as they can increase bleeding.
Things to Consider After Breast Reduction Surgery
- Do not smoke.
- Keep your body hydrated
- Do not drink alcohol (especially in the first week after surgery).
- Rest and recuperate yourself for the first few days after surgery.
- Sleep in an upright position for the first few weeks after surgery.
- Avoid physical and strenuous movements; for example, lifting heavy objects.