Breast Reduction Surgery In Miami, Florida

By Author: Dr. Nick Masri
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Women who have disproportionately large breasts have many different reasons for considering reduction surgery. Large breasts can be uncomfortable and can attract

attention that is unpleasant. Having breast reduction surgery in Miami, Fl can ease the physical discomfort as well as the emotional discomfort that often exists. Often

the patient wants to have breasts that are proportionate to the rest of their body.

There are many questions that can come up for someone seeking breast reduction. The first is usually, am I a good candidate for the surgery? There are many things to

consider. Some of the thoughts that may come to mind are:

● My breasts are too large for the rest of my body
● One breast is noticeable larger than the other
● My nipples and areolas are pointing down
● There is constant back pain, neck pain and shoulder pain that is directly related to the size of the breasts
● Bra straps have caused indentations in both shoulders
● Physical activity is limited due to the size of the breasts
● Patients become ...
... very self-conscious about the size of the breasts

There are few constraints regarding age for breast reduction surgery. Generally, the surgeon will want to wait until the breasts are fully developed. Another consideration

is the changes that take place during breast-feeding. Childbirth and breast-feeding can cause many different changes in the breasts. Often women will choose to have

breast reduction before bearing children. They consider the consequences and choose to face the subsequent changes later in their lives. This topic needs to be

discussed with your surgeon before surgery is performed.

The plastic surgeon will discuss your desires about the breast reduction. What do you feel will be the best size for your body frame and comfort? Are you expectations

realistic?

During your initial consultation for breast reduction surgery the plastic surgeon will examine your breasts closely. He/she will take measurements and possibly

photographs for your records. Your skin quality and the placement of your nipples are areolas will be evaluated as well.

The plastic surgeon needs to have a complete and accurate medical history. Information such as drug allergies, any chronic conditions, previous medical treatment or

biopsies as well as current medication that includes both prescription and over-the-counter medications you are taking.

If you are overweight, and planning on significant weight reduction, this needs to be discussed with the surgeon. Chances are you will be advised to get your weight

stabilized before undergoing breast reduction. It is generally known that weight loss will cause a reduction in breast size.