Will I be able to breast feed after my breast reduction?
Dr. Fisher uses advanced breast reduction techniques designed to preserve as much glandular tissue, milk ducts, and nerve connections as possible—key factors in maintaining the ability to breastfeed. VIEW NOW
Will breast reduction reduce my risk of breast cancer?
Some studies suggest that removing breast tissue can lower cancer risk because there is less tissue in which cancer could develop. If you have a family history or other risk factors, talk to your doctor about best ways to manage your breast health. VIEW NOW
Will breast reduction affect the shape of my breast?
Yes, breast reduction will affect the shape of your breasts. The procedure not only reduces size but also lifts and reshapes the breasts for a more proportional and youthful appearance. VIEW NOW
Who is a good candidate for a breast reduction?
A good candidate for breast reduction is someone experiencing physical discomfort such as back, neck, or shoulder pain due to overly large breasts. VIEW NOW
What's the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift?
A reduction makes the breasts smaller and lighter; a lift reshapes and elevates without much size change. Some patients even combine both for the best aesthetic and functional results. VIEW NOW
What are signs of Infection after plastic surgery?
Signs of infection after plastic surgery include increased redness, swelling, warmth, pus, fever, chills, or worsening pain at the incision site. Always contact your surgeon if you notice any of these symptoms. Early treatment is key! VIEW NOW
Should I do my breast and tummy procedures at the same time, or break them apart?
If you're in good overall health and have strong support at home, combining procedures can be efficient and rewarding. Your surgeon will help determine what's safest and most effective based on your goals and lifestyle. VIEW NOW
Is Breast Reduction Surgery Painful?
Breast reduction surgery involves some discomfort, but most patients describe the pain as moderate and manageable, especially with proper medication and care. VIEW NOW
How should I prepare for plastic surgery?
Prep is key! Stop smoking, follow your surgeon’s instructions, arrange time off, and set up a comfy recovery space. Planning ahead helps ensure a smoother surgery and a safer, easier recovery. VIEW NOW
How much pain can I expect after Breast Reduction surgery?
After breast reduction surgery, most patients experience mild to moderate pain during the first few days, which gradually improves over the first week. VIEW NOW
How long will it take for my final results to show?
6 months to 1 year: Final results are typically visible — scars fade, swelling resolves completely, and breasts settle into a natural position. Keep in mind that scar maturation and subtle changes can continue for up to a year. VIEW NOW
How long will I need to take off work after a breast reduction?
Most patients need to take about 1 to 2 weeks off work after a breast reduction, depending on the nature of their job and how their body heals. VIEW NOW
How long does a Breast Reduction take?
Dr. Fisher explains the typical 2–3 hour procedure, what’s involved, and what patients can expect during surgery day. VIEW NOW
What Happens If I Lose Weight After Plastic Surgery?
Dr. Ned Snyder explains how losing weight after plastic surgery can affect your results, including skin laxity, body shape changes, and what to consider before surgery. VIEW NOW
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What Your Plastic Surgeon Needs to Know Before Your Procedure
Dr. Ned Snyder shares what you should always tell your surgeon before plastic surgery, including medications, health history, and lifestyle factors that can impact safety and results. VIEW NOW