Breast Reduction

Women that have large, pendulous and often heavy breasts can bring a new proportion and comfort to their body.

Procedure:

An anchor-shaped incision is used to remove fat, glandular tissue and skin from the breasts. This is a fairly involved procedure that may take a few hours to complete. The result is firmer, smaller breasts.

Recovery:

The day after surgery you will want to take it easy. You will wear a support bra for several weeks following the surgery and be instructed to avoid any straining or lifting. You should be back to work in a week and return to normal activities soon after.

Before and After

Frequently Asked Questions:

Will insurance help pay for this surgery?

Depending upon your insurance plan, many breast reduction surgeries are covered by insurance if the woman is experiencing neck and back pain and other difficulties as a result of the weight of her breasts.