Will Breasts Get Smaller After Healing from Reduction Surgery?

At two weeks after your surgery, it is too early to assume that you are seeing the final results of your breast reduction surgery.  That having been said though, 250 grams is not a large volume reduction. At this time, the best course is to wait and let the healing process go on. In 6-8 weeks, you should have a better idea of the true size of the breast. If you are still too large I would go see another surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery for a second opinion. If you can get a copy of your operative report and pathology report to bring to that consultation, the surgeon will find them useful

Thank you for your question
You are early in your recovery and still swollen. Give it some time, Reach out to your surgeon with any questions and concerns. Best wishes!

Swelling can persist for a minimum of 6-9 months after surgery. Therefore it is difficult to assess the final size unitil that time has transpired.

In my opinion If you had DDD breasts the vertical breast reduction does not lend itself to reducing your DDD to a C/D.  You most likely needed the anchor incision to provide the access needed to remove significant amounts of breast tissue.  With the small amount you had removed it is very unlikely that your size will change very much.

Dr. ES 

With the little amount of breast tissue removed during your surgery, as well as the fact that it has only been two weeks, I am not suprised that you are not seeing a huge change yet.  I would just be patient.  It really takes 2-3 months for all the swelling to go down, the breasts to settle, etc.  After three months, i would then address it with your surgeon if you still feel you are too large.  I hope this helps.