Liposuction Breast Reduction

It is a rare patient who is a good candidate for breast reduction with liposuction alone. The reduction achieved is minimal to moderate at most and the breast should have the following characteristics: significant fatty tissue as well as excellent overlying skin elasticity. Based on the description above, you can see why it is a rare patient who is a good candidate for breast reduction with liposuction alone. Best wishes.

Breast reductions have scars. I get not wanting scars, especially when you are young. I do the vertical lollipop scar- it is a shorter scar, but a scar nonetheless. I understand the wanting to do liposuction to make the breasts smaller. But you need to be careful. I saw "breast reduction by liposuction" presented at a meeting and thought the results looked good. Right after, I met a patient who made me reevaluate. ... more

You may very well be a candidate for this provided that your breasts are mainly fatty tissue and no too glandular. While they are now not sagging after liposuction and deflation they may.

Breast liposuction delivers super results, though it isn't right for everyone. If you have good skin quality and minimal sagging, you make an ideal candidate for reduction using liposuction alone. Since lipo stimulates the skin to tighten around the affected area, the breasts actually lift a little bit. The procedure takes about an hour, the recovery takes just a couple of days, and there's virtually no scarring. For young patients with large breasts, a lipo reduction may prevent breast sag... more

It sounds as if you are an excellent candidate. IT is difficult to predict the amount of aspirate and what your final breast size will be. Generally this is not as aggressive as a conventional reduction mammoplasty. However, the vast majority of patients appear satisfied with the procedure. This patient of mine in the link below had 950 cc of tissue resected and went down two bra cups in size.

Liposuction can decrease breast size and in some cases result in good skin contraction and a nice result. You run the risk that things could get too droopy and that you might end up wanting a lift to tighten up the skin later. Also, young breasts tend to be very dense and glandular, so liposuction may not remove a lot of volume. You will get your best answer in consultation with a plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person

Hi! Liposuction breast reduction can be a great procedure if you don't have a lot of sagging and if you want to go down one or at the most two cup sizes.  I think you want too much of a reduction for this technique.

Petitefille, Liposuction for breast reduction can be an ideal option for someone like yourself. It requires the skin of the breast have good elasticity to tighten adequately afterwards. The breast is also a combination of breast tissue and fat. The liposuction can reduce the amount of fat but it does not do well at removing breast tissue. Whether you would be able to get down to a small "C" cup from a "DD" cup with liposuction alone is difficult to say without seeing you... more

In my experience, I can get a full size reduction -- not as much as you want. Also if you reduce the volume, you usually need to have the skin tightened -- especially when you want to go down a few bra sizes. Seek a qualified board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area -- don't go to some advertising liposuction clinic.

My experience with liposuction for breast reduction has not been good. My patient was similar to you in age, weight, etc. The problem is that the skin does not contract well even in a young patient. I feel that your best option is a reduction by usual technique. This can be delayed until your child bearing is completed or performed now, depending upon how bothersome your symptoms are at this time.