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Is A Breast Reduction Right For Me?

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Deciding to undergo a can be one of the most rewarding decisions you can make. After all, there are numerous benefits to undergoing this procedure. Some women will be able to lose weight to reduce the size of the breasts and fix any symptoms and issues they have. However, for others, this is not the case, and surgery becomes one of the more appealing options.

So, what are the signs that you’re ready for a breast reduction?

1. You are over 18

Many women will develop large breasts before they are 18. While it may seem appealing to have a breast reduction as soon as possible, most plastic surgeons will not offer this procedure until you are at least 18 years old. Some surgeons will recommend waiting until you are 20 before undergoing a breast reduction. Before you are 18, your body will still be developing and changing. With more time, your may change and your body may appear more in proportion. of these reasons, it is important to wait until you are 18 before you undergo a breast reduction.

2. You are experiencing back and neck pain

One of the main reasons women elect to undergo a breast reduction is to reduce physical pain, including in the neck and back. The excess weight caused by the large breasts can cause posture problems, which can result in you experiencing pain in both the back and neck. This can have a significant negative impact on your daily life.

3. You experience headaches

Back and neck pain isn’t the only physical pain larger breasts can cause – they can also be responsible for headaches and migraines. Larger can cause muscle strain, which then causes you to experience headaches and migraines.

4. You are undertaking the surgery for yourself

No matter what plastic surgery you are thinking about undergoing, you need to be doing it for the right reasons. Your surgeon will only proceed if they know you are having the surgery for the right reasons. The surgeon may refuse to let you undergo the procedure if they suspect you are doing it to please someone else or for their benefit. Make sure you know exactly why you want this procedure and whether or not you are doing it for the right reasons before you attend any consultations.

5. Your breasts impact on your self-esteem and confidence

Often when you are with your body, it can have a negative impact on your self-esteem and confidence. Having larger breasts can often attract unwanted attention and from others. You may feel in certain types of clothing or find it to find flattering clothes for your figure.

6. You have difficulty completing everyday tasks

Larger breasts don’t just cause physical pain – sometimes they can cause everyday tasks to become increasingly more difficult. Many women will find exercise will become more difficult, and sports bras may provide inadequate support. Having a breast reduction can help to remove excess weight and bulkiness, you to partake in exercises and physical activity more freely.

7. You are at a healthy weight

A breast reduction is performed under a general anaesthetic, which means you will not be awake throughout the duration of the procedure. As a result of this, it is a that you have a BMI prior to undergoing this procedure. The procedure may not be offered if you have a BMI above 30.

If you are struggling to lose weight, your may be able to offer you weight loss tips.

8. You can take enough time off for recovery

Breast reduction is considered an invasive procedure and, therefore, requires a recovery period. and swelling can last up to four weeks. You will also have to avoid any strenuous physical activities for six weeks. If you have a physically demanding job, you may have to consider how much time you will need to take off before it is safe for you to return. If you have an office job, you may be able to return to work sooner. Your surgeon will be able to tell you how much time they recommend you take off work; you may need to take two weeks off to recover. If you are unable to take the necessary amount of time off work you may wish to consider whether or not it is the right time to undergo a breast reduction.

9. You understand the risks and have realistic expectations

To be considered an appropriate candidate for surgery, you will need to have a full understanding of the risks involved with your surgery. You will also need to have realistic expectations about what the procedure can achieve. During your consultation, make sure to ask all the necessary questions so you feel comfortable to proceed with .

At our clinic in London, patient safety is the foundation of our treatment philosophy. We entrust all cosmetic surgery procedures to fully qualified and experienced plastic and cosmetic who have completed specialist training at some of the leading hospitals in the UK and Europe. Many of our surgeons are members of professional bodies such as BAPRAS, BAAPS, or their international equivalents. Our aesthetic and dermatological treatments are administered by medically trained aesthetic who specialise in aesthetic medicine. We prioritise patient safety by ensuring that experienced professionals perform all treatments with a commitment to upholding the highest standards of medical care.

With our expertise in day-case anaesthesia, our cosmetic procedures are all performed as day cases, which means that you will be able to go home the same day as your surgery. Our reasoning for this is simple: we believe that patients recover better in the comfort of their own homes, and medical research continually demonstrates superior outcomes with day-case treatment. Our many satisfied patients are a testament to this philosophy. We are pioneers of day-case , , tummy tuck and  – all in the very heart of central London.

Do you feel like you are ready to have a breast reduction? This is a procedure Centre for Surgery currently offers. Contact us today to find out more information or to book a .

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