Is three weeks enough time for recovery from Breast reduction?

Thank you for your question. Sorry to hear that you have already had 2 reductions and you are still dissatisfied with the outcome. Many factors have to be considered when reducing the breast (projection and width of the breasts, width of the chest, distance nipple-sternal notch, smoking etc...)...

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your decision to undergo #breast reduction surgery. Each surgeon has his or her own routine so you should, of course, check with your surgeon on this. I usually recommend that the patient stay in a supportive surgerical #bra for the first few...

The size of your breasts can be reduced to make them more proportionate for your body and to reduce any pain that they cause. Your procedure can be done with liposuction and/or excision. In some cases, breast reduction can be covered by insurance. After the surgery, you’ll feel lighter and w...

 It is not unusual to experience changes in #nipple sensation following #breast reduction surgery. Swelling can cause the breast's skin to appear shiny. As the healing process advances, you may also find a mild to severe #itchy feeling of the breasts. Topical creams that contain i...

Thank you for your question and photos. One thing you should know, is that every person and every incision heals differently. Your breast reduction #incisions can even heal differently on each of your breasts. To increase your chances of proper healing, you should be following ALL of your ...

Thank you for your question. I have done many breast reduction surgeries and specialize in restorative breast surgery.  Based on your description, you may be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery at some point. Breast reduction surgery is one of the most patient pleasing operations I ...