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Reduction Mammaplasty
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Some
women feel their breast size can be too large and uncomfortable
to manage in everyday life. A reduction mammaplasty can be performed
to help alleviate those symptoms associated with large breasts and
help to create a more proportionate look to the rest of the body.
Process:
This surgical procedure entails the removal of excess skin and breast
tissue. The areola may also be reduced in size and even repositioned
for a more natural look. During surgery, an "inverted-T" incision
is used for ease in the removal of the excess tissue and replacement
and reshaping of the breasts. This incision encircles the areola
and then extends downward and then follows the crease beneath the
breast. This technique is more extensive and will require more recovery
time than with augmentation.
Recovery:
There is generally some pain and discomfort for the first few days
following surgery that can be managed with prescribed medication.
It is also necessary to wear a post-surgical bra garment for several
weeks during recovery. Most women return to work within two weeks
of their procedure and will gradually return to normal activities
in a few weeks. Your scars are permanent as a result of this procedure.
They tend to be reddish in color for months after surgery. Over
time they will begin to fade and may eventually become thin white
lines and less noticeable.
Results:
The greatest benefit is the healthier quality and comfort in life
you can realize with smaller, adequately proportioned breasts.
To
continue looking your best following breast surgery, we recommend
that you wait approximately 6 weeks after your surgery before buying
new bras. We have found that a professional fitting is beneficial
to determine the appropriate chest and cup size. The experts at
Coup De Foudre Lingerie (www.coupdefoudrelingerie.com)
in Washington DC are specially trained to determine you correct
bra size and select the most flattering bra style for you. Treat
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