Which Problems Are Eliminated with Breast Reduction Surgery?
Who Undergoes Breast Reduction Surgery?
Women with large and sagging breasts cannot move comfortably while performing daily tasks. Patients feel better after breast reduction surgery, which is performed on women who experience significant limitations in their physical activities. Additionally, large breasts can cause back, shoulder, and neck pain. These pains disappear after the surgery. Problems such as herniated discs, and rashes and fungal infections under the breasts are avoided. Sagging breasts are lifted, providing a more aesthetic appearance.
What Happens After Surgery?
Breast reduction surgery is performed on women with large and sagging breasts who have completed their physical development. These surgical procedures enable individuals who cannot find clothes that fit their body contours, want to hide their breasts, or experience psychological problems due to appearing overweight, to love their bodies. It is performed under general anesthesia. It is important that it is performed by experienced doctors to avoid scarring after surgery. Immediately after the surgery, there may be pain, bruising, and swelling in the breast area. With the prescribed medications, the patient recovers in about a week. The breast area should not get wet for 2 days. Wearing a sports bra will prevent swelling. The patient should not lift heavy objects for a long time and should avoid sudden movements. The breasts will take on the desired shape in approximately 6 months.
