Is 300g too much to remove? (Photo)

Hello @Generous978904, thank you for your question. When performing a breast reduction, the amount of breast tissue that the patient has must be taken into account. This is in order to achieve the final objective, which is to give harmony and uniformity to the breasts. During a breast reduction, the amount of tissue removed does not always match in both breasts. This is because the amount is subject to what can be found during the surgical process. For more information and recommendations, it is prudent to consult with one or several board certified plastic surgeons. Best wishes! Alan Gonzalez

During a breast reduction the goal is to reduce the volume and weight of the breasts while maintaining a size that fits well with the patient's build. The amount removed from each breast is rarely the same as we all are asymmetrical to some degree and the surgeon will attempt to remove tissue on each side so that the result is as symmetrical as possible. I do not believe you will be "left with nothing" from a breast reduction. I encourage you to visit with a few board certified plastic surgeons near you to hear varying opinions.

Thanks for your question! I do not think that you would be left with "nothing". I think you could still have a cute shape and size. Perhaps you should get a second opinion to feel a bit more comfortable. Good luck!