Is it normal for by breast to be growing 6 months after a breast reduction?

Thank you for your query. Breasts tissue usually grow in response to hormonal changes or to weight gain. However, I have seen individuals whose breast tissues are growing for no clear reason. You should
See your plastic surgeon to have him/her examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!

The breasts can change size due to hormonal shifts, weight gain or loss, or from pregnancy. If you are experiencing increase in size without any of these factors being present you may want to discuss your concerns with your surgeon.

Thanks for your question! If your breasts are growing and your weight is not changing, I might suggest reaching out to your surgeon. If your weight is going up then yes, the breasts may continue to grow and change as well. Good luck!

Hello @suzannahburke, thank you for your question. It can happen that the breasts change size, shape and appearance after a breast reduction. Hormonal fluctuations or weight changes can affect breast tissue. If you have had a breast reduction procedure and notice changes occurring again within 6 months of the original surgery it is important to speak with your surgeon about any possible concerns as they would best be able to address your questions and assess the situation. Your doctor will likely check both the physical integrity of the surgical site along with ruling out any additional medical causes that could contribute to the growth of excess tissue or an increase in size overall before deciding on further steps if necessary. Best wishes! Alan Gonzalez MD, FACS. American Society of Plastic Surgery Member (ASPS), International Federation for Adipose Therapeutics and Science” Member (IFATS), Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery member (SCCP).

Breasts may grow after a breast reduction if you are young and have not completed puberty, you are pregnant, you have been placed on hormones, or you are gaining weight.