breast surgery
Procedures focused on modifying the size, shape, or symmetry of the breasts for aesthetic or medical reasons
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Breast Reduction and Lifting
Surgery time: 3-4 hours
Type of Anesthesia: Epidural or General
Time of hospitalization: Outpatient
Return to work activities: 2-3 weeks
Time to see the result: 4-6 months
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Breast reduction is a cosmetic surgery designed to decrease the size of the breasts and reshape them so that they are proportional to the rest of the body. This procedure relieves discomfort such as back, neck and shoulder pain caused by excessive breast weight.

When to consider a breast reduction?

You should consider a breast reduction if:

- Your breasts are disproportionately large compared to the rest of your body and cause physical discomfort.

- Your breasts are saggy with your nipples pointing down.

- One breast is significantly larger than the other.


Procedure

Excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are removed through incisions. The nipple and areola are repositioned in a higher position and can be reduced if necessary. In some cases, liposuction may be used to refine contours.

Recovery and results

The recovery time varies from patient to patient, but final results are usually seen over a period of 3 to 4 months. During this time, it is important to wear compression garments and follow the instructions to promote healing and obtain the best results.
Breast augmentation
Surgery time: 2-3 hours
Type of Anesthesia: Epidural or General
Time of hospitalization: Outpatient
Return to work activities: 2 weeks
Time to see the result: 4-6 months
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Cosmetic surgery designed to increase breast size and improve breast shape.

Procedure

Breast augmentation surgery is performed by placing breast implants under the chest muscle wall or under glandular tissue.

Recovery and results

The results of breast augmentation surgery are immediately visible. The swelling should no longer be noticeable four months after the procedure. The incision lines will continue to fade for up to a year. The use of compression garments is necessary.