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Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce the breast size. For women with large, heavy breasts that cause back, neck, and shoulder pain, this procedure removes excess fat, glandular tissue, and skin.
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Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce the breast size. For women with large, heavy breasts that cause back, neck, and shoulder pain, this procedure removes excess fat, glandular tissue, and skin. It is also commonly used for rashes, difficulties exercising, and other medical conditions. Two breast reduction techniques are commonly used around the world. Understanding the differences between them will help you choose the right one. Wise-Pattern or Anchor Technique As a result of the Wise-pattern technique, also known as the anchor technique, an anchor-shaped scar is formed around the areola and down to the breast fold, resulting in a small, perky breast that is highly reliable and small. If the patient wishes to downsize to a B or C cup size, this technique is recommended. However, it leaves a significant scar on the skin, leading to a boxy appearance.
Generally, this procedure requires a longer recovery time than the vertical technique, since the incisions are much larger. After the procedure, patients must wear a special supportive bra for several weeks in order to help them heal. The results of breast reduction surgery can be quite impressive, but it has also been shown to reduce the physical and emotional burdens associated with overly large breasts. Vertical or Short-Scar Technique Patients with a smaller reduction or just a need for a breast lift can use this technique, which is also known as the short-scar or lollipop technique. An incision is made around the areola and down to the inframammary fold. Patients with not much loose skin or a tendency to make bad scars can also use it. Because of the smaller incisions, recovery times are usually shorter with this technique. There are fewer scars and patients need to wear a supportive bra for a shorter period of time than with the Wise-pattern technique. Although this technique may not achieve the same lift and reduction in size as the Wise-pattern technique, its results may not be as dramatic as those of the Wise-pattern technique. How to Choose the Right Technique Based on your individual needs and goals, Wise-pattern or vertical techniques will be the best choice for you. During your initial consultation with a plastic surgeon, we will discuss your expectations, medical history, and any concerns you may have, along with your physical condition, breast size, shape, and symmetry. According to this information, your surgeon will determine the best procedure for you. The best technique for you will depend on your individual needs and goals, and both techniques have their advantages and disadvantages. In order to make an informed decision and achieve the best results, it is important to consult a qualified plastic surgeon before undergoing breast reduction surgery. Get in touch with Southern Aesthetic You can choose the best procedure for your individual needs and goals with the help of Southern Aesthetic's experienced and qualified plastic surgeons. We will spend time understanding your concerns, assessing your physical condition, and explaining the potential risks and benefits of the procedure to ensure that you receive the highest quality of care and the best possible outcome. If you are interested in breast reduction surgery in Sydney , you may want to consider Southern Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Contact us at :
