Breast surgery is typically associated with a breast augmentation, but did you know that breast reduction is also a widely popular procedure? This procedure is sought after by women who suffer the downsides of having overly large breasts. These women experience pain and discomfort as their breasts interfere with their everyday life. Many of my patients, after undergoing breast reduction[…]
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A symbol of womanhood, your breasts should make you feel beautiful. However, that is not always the case. It is not unusual for women to suffer, especially in silence, from common breast issues such as asymmetry, droopiness, and overly-large or overly-small breasts. This dissatisfaction with their breasts can have a tremendous impact on the confidence and self-esteem of these women.[…]
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Every woman wants beautiful breasts. As such, breast enhancement is extremely popular in the United States with plastic surgery procedures ranging from breast augmentation to breast lift to breast reduction. These procedures address particular issues patients may be experiencing including drooping, asymmetrical, too small or too large breasts. And not only do they change your shape, they impact your self-esteem[…]
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Following the breast reduction procedure, the recovering breast tissues will need time to heal and fully settle. Physicians recommend being quite careful with the area for at least a month and a half. Even before the breast reduction recovery process is complete, you’ll feel a difference in the amount of strain on the shoulders, neck, and back. Once you’re back[…]
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Consider a breast reduction if your breasts are causing you physical issues. These can include neck, shoulder, and back pain, along with problems while playing sports and doing other physical activities. A breast reduction will relieve the strain on your body by removing the excess fat, skin, and glandular tissue from your breasts. This makes a great deal of weight[…]
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