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What is Breast Reduction Surgery?

Breast reduction surgery offers women with large, heavy breasts the option to reduce the size of their breasts while maintaining a natural shape. Medically called “reduction mammaplasty,” breast reduction surgery is designed to remove excess breast skin, fat, and glandular tissues to reshape your breasts to a smaller, more proportionate, balanced size and shape. The changes to your outlook, confidence, and lifestyle can be dramatic and significantly improve your physical comfort after a breast reduction in Houston, TX. 

Why Should I Undergo Breast Reduction Surgery?

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Breast Reduction FAQs:

How much does a Breast Reduction cost?

What is the recovery like after a breast reduction?

Does a breast reduction last a lifetime?

How much should I change my breast size?

What are the considerations for nipple and areola preservation during breast reduction surgery?

How should I prepare for breast reduction and lift surgery?

Will I need someone to help me after my breast reduction surgery?

How much does a Breast Reduction cost?

The cost of breast reduction with Dr. Courtney varies, but on averate it is between $12,500-$13,500. The cost depends on which type of breast reduction you have, the complexity of the procedure required to achieve your aesthetic goals, and whether you have a breast lift or other complementary procedure with your breast reduction.

What is the recovery like after a breast reduction?

We will provide you with thorough aftercare instructions that you should follow carefully. You will wear a compression garment to support your breasts and minimize swelling. Information about medications, follow-up, and other specifics will be provided, and we are always available to answer any questions or concerns that may arise.

Does a breast reduction last a lifetime?

Your breasts will be altered in size and restored to a balanced, plump look that lasts, as tissues have been removed.

How much should I change my breast size?

You have likely dreamed of having the ability to exercise comfortably and wear normal sized tops that fit your figure beautifully. In your consultation with Dr. Courtney, you should have an idea about what bra size you would like to have when your procedure is completed.

What are the considerations for nipple and areola preservation during breast reduction surgery?

During breast reduction surgery, the surgeon takes special care to preserve the nipple and areola, ensuring they remain proportionate and centered on the reduced breast. In some cases, adjustments to the size and position of the areola may be necessary to achieve a natural and aesthetically pleasing result.

How should I prepare for breast reduction and lift surgery?

We will work with you to help you prepare for your surgery. Generally, you should adjust any medications as recommended by Dr. Courtney. You should also quit smoking, drinking, and other habits that may hinder your results in any way. You must also avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory medication, or supplements that could increase bleeding.

Will I need someone to help me after my breast reduction surgery?

Because breast reduction is a major surgery, we strongly recommend that you have another trusted adult to take you home and watch over you for the first night after surgery. From there on, you’ll continue to improve and quickly become self-sufficient.

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