Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty)
People with large breasts may suffer problems with their shoulders and back as well as difficulty in dressing. Breast reduction surgery addresses a variety of conditions such as macromastia (over-sized breasts) and breast ptosis, the sagging of the breasts. Any asymmetry existing prior to your surgery will persist afterwards, but this will be discussed with you prior to your surgery.
Reduction mammoplasty involves the removal of excess adipose fat, skin, glandular tissue, and suspensory ligaments to produce a bust with breasts of proportionate size, aesthetic contour and appearance. The nipple is generally also re-positioned to a higher location. The operation can also be performed on males to address gynaecomastia.
No surgery is risk free. Breast reduction, like any elective cosmetic procedure, carries the risk of complications.
Click here to read more about the risks of breast reduction surgery from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
If you would like to know more, please contact us on (02) 4226 6111 to arrange an appointment or e-mail any enquiries to Dr Peter Haertsch.
Click here to read more about the risks of breast reduction surgery from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
If you would like to know more, please contact us on (02) 4226 6111 to arrange an appointment or e-mail any enquiries to Dr Peter Haertsch.