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Breast reduction for 1 cup size smaller?

My breasts are size C. They are not so big but they are not small either. The problem is I don't feel comfortable with them and they don't look perfect. I was wondering can I get breast reduction for size B? I don't want to make it too small but little bit smaller than it is.

4 answers to “Breast reduction for 1 cup size smaller?”

A: Small breast reduction

Steven Wallach, MD

A small breast reduction is certainly possible if you wnat to reduce from a "C" to a "B". If you do not have much sagging, sometimes liposuctin of the breast can be helpful to avoid undue scars.

A: Liposuction works for slight breast reduction.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi! Unless you have a lot of sagging of your breasts, liposuction alone may be a good option for you.  It is essentially scarless, and can reduce your breasts by one cup size. I only do this 2 or 3 times a year, but in the right patient, it works great.  And the recovery is very easy.

A: One Cup-size Breast Reduction

John Whitt, MD

It is certainly possible to undergo a breast reduction of only one cup-size.  I am not familiar with National Health Service criteria, but I think this most likely would be a self-pay procedure in your case.  If you have any significant sagging, a modest reduction will give you a better result than a... more

A: Breast reduction without scars

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

You may be a good candidate for a liposuction breast reduction. To achieve a one cup reduction,  you will have to remove somewhere between 150 - 250 cc. This may require 250-400 cc of aspirate. If  This could be achieveable with liposuction... more

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