Breast Reduction Before & After Gallery
26yo, 170cm, 85kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 1kg from each breast
21yo, 170cm, 79kg, 0 Children
22yo, 173cm, 66kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 300g right breast 400g left breast
43yo, 163cm, 66kg, 3 Children, Volume removed approximately 1.3kg from each breast
23yo, 172cm, 88kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 550g right breast 450g left breast
24yo, 165cm, 70kg, 2 Children, Volume removed approximately 300g right breast 290g left breast
26yo 160cm, 80kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 450g each breast
40yo, 156cm, 58kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 360g right breast 260g left breast
27yo, 165cm, 66kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 340g right breast 385g left breast
53yo, 155cm, 65kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 350g each breast
Volume removed approximately 3kg each breast
29yo, 166cm, 100kg, 2 Children, Volume removed approximately 1kg each breast
56yo, 172cm, 60kg, 2 Children, Volume removed approximately 280g right breast 450g left breast
24yo, 163cm, 83kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 400g right breast 350g left breast
18yo, 150cm 70kg, 0 Children
24yo, 173cm, 72kg, 0 Children
32yo, 170cm, 81kg, 4 Children, Patient had combined Tummy Tuck surgery
40yo, 155cm, 79kg, 4 Children, Volume removed approximately 400g right breast and 200g left breast
44yo, 156cm, 70kg, 4 Children, Volume removed approximately 980g right breast and 950g left breast
24yo, 160cm, 60kg, 0 Children
Volume removed approximately 320g right breast and 280g left breast
51yo, 160cm, 84kg, 3 Children, Volume removed approximately 1kg right breast and 800g left breast
21yo, 175cm, 88kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 150g each breast
Volume removed approximately 750g each breast
Volume removed approximately 410g right breast and 470g left breast
60yo, 167cm, 68kg, 2 Children
48yo, 154cm, 78kg, 4 Children, Volume removed approximately 200g each breast. Patient had combined Tummy Tuck surgery
31yo, 160cm, 67kg, 3 Children, Patient had combined Tummy Tuck surgery
22yo, 160cm, 90kg, 0 Children, Volume removed approximately 400g right breast 450g left breast. Patient had combined Fleur De Lis Tummy Tuck surgery
34yo, 154cm, 78kg, 2 Children, Volume removed approximately 300g right breast 500g left breast. Patient had combined Tummy Tuck surgery
69yo, 150cm, 67kg, 3 Children, Volume removed approximately 780g from each breast
41yo,155cm, 92kg, 3 Children, Volume removed approximately 410g right breast and 540g left breast
Volume removed approximately 2.2kg right breast 1.6kg left breast
38yo, 170cm, 79kg, 2 Children
33yo, 163cm, 62kg, 1 Child, Volume removed approximately 80g right breast and 100g left breast
54yo, 155cm, 79kg, 3 Children, Volume removed approximately 850g right breast 740g left breast
39yo, 165cm, 80kg, 0 Children
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Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is intended to reduce the size of your breasts by removing excess breast tissue and skin. Overly large breasts often cause physical discomfort, including back, neck and shoulder pain. Breast reduction surgery relieves pain and discomfort and as such is typically requested due to the functional and medical problems excessively large breasts cause – and the surgery first and foremost addresses this. As a bonus, the breasts are lifted and reshaped, thus enhancing cosmesis.
Depending on the size and shape of your breasts, the amount of skin and tissue to be removed, quality of skin and positioning of the nipples, Dr Eddy Dona will recommend one of these methods.
Anchor Scar – The anchor shaped scar technique is the most common and involves an incision with the resultant scars extending around the areola, vertically down from the lower edge of the areola to the fold/crease of the breast and horizontally along the natural curve of the breast. After the excess skin, fat and breast tissue are removed, the nipple and areola are moved to a higher position and stitched to reshape the breast. This is ideal for most moderate to large reductions.
Lollipop scar – This technique does not include the scar running horizontally along the lower breast fold, but results in a vertical scar or “lollipop” type scar. This is ideal for most mild to moderate reductions.
Areolar only scar (Benelli Method) – Involves two circular incisions around the areola, one larger than the other. Skin and breast tissue are then removed between the two. This method results in one scar around the areola but can leave the breast looking flat. It also doesn’t allow for a significant “lift” of the breast tissue. This is most suitable for very minimal reductions and typically only performed for mild lifts.
In almost all breast reduction procedures, the nipples and areolas remain attached to their blood and nerve supply while they are repositioned. However, if the breasts are extremely large and the nipples and areolas are near waist level then they may have to be completely removed and repositioned. This will cause permanent loss of sensation in the nipple, and you will be unable to breastfeed.
