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Breast Reduction
If you are a woman with overly large
breasts, breast reduction surgery can be a
tremendously life-enhancing option. Having
the procedure will give you far more than
just smaller, firmer breasts. You will
also get significant relief from many
physical and emotional discomforts, a new
sense of freedom in your exercise and
physical activity, and the ability to wear
a greater variety of clothing styles.
You
may be a good candidate for reduction
mammaplasty if you have any of the
following conditions:
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Back,
neck or shoulder pain caused by the
weight of your breasts
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Heavy,
sagging breasts with very low nipples
and areolas
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Breasts
that are too large in proportion to
your body frame
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Skin
irritation beneath the breasts
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Indentations
in your shoulders caused by tight bra
straps
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Restriction
of physical activity due to the size
and weight of your breasts
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Feelings
of self-consciousness about the large
size of your breasts
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One
breast that is much larger than the
other
How
is breast reduction performed?
The specific method chosen for your breast
reduction will be determined by your
anatomy, Dr. Wigoda's preferences and your
desired results.
The
most common method uses a three-part
incision. One incision is made around the
areola. Another runs vertically from the
bottom edge of the areola to the crease
underneath the breast. The third part is a
horizontal incision beneath the breast,
which follows the natural curve of the
breast crease.
After
the surgeon has removed the excess breast
tissue, fat and skin, the nipple and
areola are shifted to a higher position.
The areola, which is usually larger than
ideal, is reduced in size. Skin that was
formerly located above the nipple is
brought down and together to reshape the
breast. Liposuction may be used to improve
the contour, especially on the sides of
the breasts.
The
nipples and areolas usually remain
attached to their underlying tissue as
they are moved to their higher position,
allowing one's sensation to be maintained.
Breast
Reduction Photos
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take a moment to contact Dr. Wigoda with
any question you may have
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