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Breast Reduction

 Women with problematically heavy and large breasts that are creating health issues for them, seek a breast reduction surgery. Huge and pensile breasts can cause pain in the back, neck, and shoulders. They invite rashes beneath the breasts, the bra straps create grooves in the shoulders, and all-in-all form various postural problems. Breast reduction dramatically changes the body image and provides a solution to the problems discussed. Breasts become smaller, lighter in weight, firmer, and they sit in proportion with the rest of your body. Dr Satya Saraswat is known to be one of the most popular doctors performing the surgery in Agra.

Quick Glance at Some Breast Reduction Facts:

• The surgery lasts for 2 to 4 hours.
• Typically, general anaesthesia is used.
• The patient can experience mild to moderate discomfort in the beginning and can resume work 2 to 3 weeks after the surgery.
• The patient should avoid strenuous exercises for about a month.
• Scars are generally present.
• Serious complications have low probability rates but still, are possible. The surgery needs to be performed under an experienced and qualified surgeon.

Breast reduction not only relieves physical and health troubles but also complements the entire body image. Breasts become shapely and toned. Breast reduction candidates are not necessarily overweight and can expect reasonably normal nipple sensations after the operation. Women can breastfeed post-surgery. The choice of the surgeon should be made wisely and with great caution, as the success of the surgery relies totally on him/her.

Breast Lift 

Mastopexy, commonly known as the breast lift surgery, attend to lax or uneven breasts, stretched areolas, drooping nipples, and low breast volumes. It provides a curvaceous and youthful lift to the breasts. If there is a case of too much or too little breast volume, a breast lift is often conjoined with a breast augmentation or breast reduction.

Breasts can sag and/or change shapes for a lot of reasons such as nursing, pregnancy, gravity, ageing, weight gain or loss, or heredity. In such a situation, one can consider a breast lift if the surgeon thinks that implants alone will not be able to achieve the perfect contour desired.

Breast Lift Process

A breast lift is done under intravenous sedation or general anaesthesia in aboard-certified plastic surgeon’s office or hospital that is furnished with a surgical suite. The location of incisions and ultimate scars depends upon the technique used for breast reshaping and removing the breast skin. A surgeon chooses the technique which suits best with your breast shape and size, areola size and position, degree of breast lax, skin quality and elasticity and how much extra skin you have.

• The plastic surgeon will chip off the excess breast skin and shift the areola and nipple to a higher position.
• Hitherto the surgeon can reduce the areola size if it is stretched.
• Skin located above the areola will be brought down to reshape the breast.
• The surgeon will thereafter remove any excess skin and stitch the incisions. He will tighten the skin, sew the breast back together, and place sutures in the breast tissue to support the new position.
• Scars usually duck under the breasts. Some light scarring might become visible on the top of the breast.
• The attachment of nipples and areolas to the underlying mounds of tissue remains intact, therefore preserving sensations and the ability to breastfeed.
• In selective cases, the horizontal incision underneath the breast and the vertical incision that turns from the bottom part of the areola to the breast crease can be avoided. Your surgeon will discuss this with you if you qualify for a modified technique.

Are you suitable for a breast lift?

Women unhappy with their sagging and pendulous breasts might wonder about breast surgery. To achieve the desired and necessary results, a surgeon can sometimes suggest adjoining a breast lift with other procedures like breast augmentation or breast reduction.

When can one consider a breast lift?

• Breasts have a proportionate size but are hanging or sagging.
• Breasts lacking firmness and substance.
• Areolas and nipples point downwards, especially if they fall under the breast crease line.
• Breasts that don’t look much alike; one appears to be firm and well-seated, while the other does not.
• Breasts are unequal in sizes.
• Relatively small breast size.

A breast lift can be performed on large and heavy breasts, but the results last longer on smaller breasts, as the weight of larger breasts protests against the upliftment done by surgical methods.

Women expecting children might want to postpone the lift, as pregnancy and breastfeeding stretches the breasts and reduces their volume, which therefore reverses the benefits of the surgery back to square one.

Breast Implant

Breast Augmentation: Breasts are enlarged and contoured by conducting surgery for a larger size, inheritance of small size, or experiencing a decrease in volume post-pregnancy.

Breast Reconstruction: The breast shape is created using artificial implants, or a chunk of tissue is borrowed from another part of the body, generally the abdomen, or both. It is observed in cases that underwent a mastectomy.