Testimonials from people who have had breast reduction surgery

Breast reduction surgery is performed on fully grown breasts. Breast reduction surgery is generally not recommended for women who want to breastfeed.

Before surgery, the doctor and patient need to decide on the future nipple and the location of the nipple (mostly higher than the original location). After surgery, patients generally need several weeks to complete basic rehabilitation treatment. However, it still takes half a year to a year for the body to completely adjust to the new breast size.

Due to the reduction in breast size, some patients may experience discomfort during their first menstrual period after surgery.

Surgical method

Liposuction

Liposuction is a minimally invasive surgery, which involves making a pinhole-sized hole (about 0.2 mm) in the fold area under the breast, inserting a tube, and injecting liquid into the chest to dissolve the fat, and finally sucking out the fat. The vast majority of patients with gigantic breasts have enlarged breasts due to excess body fat, and this treatment method is very effective.

Pure surgical treatment

Pure surgical treatment is used for breast enlargement caused by enlarged glandular ducts. The breast ducts of ordinary people are about the size of eggs, but the diameter of the ducts of patients with giant breasts is more than 10 cm long. Such patients must undergo surgery to remove the ducts in order to change the shape of their breasts. This operation is very complicated, and the patient must undergo general anesthesia for the operation, which takes more than 4 hours. It is generally recommended that patients undergo this type of surgery after completing the breastfeeding period after delivery.

If it is done, the wound is usually closely around the nipple, so there is a scar. Of course, since that area is usually hidden, there is no problem when viewed from the outside. Then there is the risk of surgery, which is not very big, and there should be no problem if you do it well.

You are not tall, so you don't need to worry too much about this. There is no necessary correlation between breast hyperplasia and enlarged breasts. For surgical treatments that can be performed but are not performed, it is recommended not to perform them.