Reduction Mammoplasty
Reducing breast volume to relieve physical discomfort and restore body proportion.
Reduction Mammoplasty
Reduction mammoplasty removes excess breast tissue and skin, indicated for very large breasts that cause back, neck or everyday discomfort.
Beyond the aesthetic aspect, breast reduction often brings significant functional relief, and in many cases is also recognized for its reconstructive character.
The surgical technique is chosen according to the volume to be removed, the degree of laxity and the desired position of the areola-nipple complex.
- — Assessment of breast volume, laxity and associated symptoms (back, neck, shoulder pain).
- — Planning of the new position of the areola-nipple complex.
- — Scar placement according to the technique indicated for each case.
- — Post-operative follow-up with a direct concierge channel.
Common questions about reduction mammoplasty
Does reduction mammoplasty leave a lot of scarring?
Scar extent varies by technique and volume removed, and is planned to stay as discreet as possible.
Can I still breastfeed after surgery?
This depends on the technique used and is assessed individually — an important point to discuss at the consultation.
Is breast reduction usually covered by insurance?
In some cases, when there is a functional/reconstructive indication, coverage may apply — assessment and documentation are discussed case by case.