Are there risks with breast reduction surgery?

Are there risks with breast reduction surgery?

In life, many women hope to have plump breasts, but for those with particularly large breasts, it is very troublesome. If the breasts are too large, it will actually affect the personal image and it will not look good. Some people want to improve the risk of large breasts through breast reduction surgery. Generally, no matter how big the surgery is, there will be risks during the operation. Since the breasts are a relatively special part, it is best to go to a regular professional hospital.

Gigantomastia, also known as breast hypertrophy, large breasts or giant breasts, refers to the excessive development of female breasts, including excessive proliferation of glandular and adipose connective tissue, abnormal size, and obvious disharmony with the body. Chest pressure, chronic mastitis, pain, soreness and heaviness in the shoulders, and erosion of the skin under the breasts may occur. Gigantic breast disease is more common in adolescent girls or young women, often occurring on both sides, and occasionally limited to one side. Excessive breast enlargement is caused by the abnormal sensitivity of glandular and fatty connective tissue to estrogen. Genetic factors are also one of the relevant factors. Many patients with giant breasts avoid socializing and develop a morbid mentality due to their ugly body shapes, so breast reduction surgery has both therapeutic and cosmetic significance. The ideal breast reduction surgery should take into account both appearance and function. In addition, macromastia should be differentiated from breast tumors.

What are the dangers of gigantic breast disease?

Causes of macromastia and developmental hazards

Gigantic breasts often occur during adolescence in girls. Due to the large size of the breasts, the patient's chest often feels oppressive, making people feel breathless. Such patients often have chronic mastitis. Huge breasts will also increase the burden on the shoulders and neck, often causing shoulder pain, dizziness and headaches. Directly affects the development of other organs in the body.

Causes of macromastia and mental harm

During adolescence, women's minds are not yet fully mature. Because of gigantic breasts, they are confused and even suffer from some psychological burden. Many girls will stop interacting with others, become timid, and develop a withdrawn mentality. Due to physical pain, they are unwilling to participate in any physical exercise, develop inferiority complex, and in severe cases even become depressed.

Symptoms of giant breast disease

1. Breast enlargement

Most patients with gigantic breast disease occur among adolescent girls or young women. At this age, this is the period of breast development. At this time, the fat tissue of the breasts grows excessively, and the actual size of the breasts is obviously oversized. In some cases, both breasts are enlarged, while in others, only one breast is affected. The huge breasts that appear during adolescence are often gigantic breasts.

2. Pain

Patients with macromastia not only have enlarged breasts, but also often suffer from chronic mastitis. There will be pain when pressing the breasts, and erosions will often appear under the breast skin. Because the chest is compressed by the breasts all year round, there will be a feeling of suffocation and lack of oxygen, and the breast skin will be tight and painful. These are all characteristics of macromastia.

Many young women, based on the above symptoms, find that they have gigantic breasts, but due to shyness, they cannot go to the hospital for treatment early, thus missing the good opportunity for treatment. In addition, early treatment of gigantic breasts can also relieve patients of some burdens and allow them to live and work like normal people. It can also change the psychological burden and relieve the pressure in your heart. Therefore, patients with gigantic breasts should face it positively and go to a specialized hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Because the current treatment for this disease is very simple and has a high degree of certainty.