Alleviating Discomfort with Breast Reduction

Breasts that are so big that they cause increased shoulder, neck and back pain can be burdensome. In addition, overly large breasts can make participation in exercise and sports difficult, leading to other health problems, from bad posture to breathing problems. A breast reduction reduces the size of a woman’s breasts. Following surgery, most women that have the procedure report a life changing experience, relief from pain, and increased self confidence.

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About Breast Reduction

Breast reduction techniques are constantly evolving, and have been refined to improve safety and results for patients. During the surgery, excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are eliminated from the beast, and the nipple is relocated. Usually, the procedure is performed on fully developed breasts, but younger woman may also benefit from the procedure. Breast reduction surgery can be performed on an inpatient or an outpatient basis under general anesthesia. It takes about three hours. Depending on your situation, you may be eligible for coverage under your insurance plan.

Those that are overweight will be encouraged to first implement a traditional weight lose program, which will improve the long term results of the surgery. Women that plan to have more children should consider postponing the surgery until after they think they may be done having children.

Breast Reduction at The Maas Clinic™ in San Francisco

Dr. Maas has an extensive network of plastic surgeons specializing in breast reduction in Northern and Southern California. For a referral to a surgeon in your area, please contact us today.

The information about breast reduction was reviewed by Corey S. Maas MD™. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us using our contact form on the sidebar.

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