As a customized procedure, the degree to which the weight and size of the breasts are decreased during breast reduction surgery will be dependent on each patient’s individual needs and aesthetic desires. Ideally, enough tissue is removed to alleviate the physical and/or psychological discomfort associated with overly large breasts while achieving a breast size and […]
Many women who are experiencing physical discomfort and/or feelings of self-consciousness associated with excessively large breasts may find breast reduction surgery to be an excellent solution. Designed to remove extra glandular tissue, fat, and skin, this treatment can create a more proportionate breast size and enhanced breast contour, often resulting in less physical discomfort and […]
A number of factors go into achieving natural-looking breast augmentation results, including the skill and experience of the plastic surgeon, the size and type of breast implants chosen, and where the implants are specifically placed within the breasts. In regard to implant placement, patients have three options: above the muscle (subglandular), beneath the muscle (submuscular), […]
Not so long ago, the common desire for breast augmentation was to significantly increase the size of one’s breasts using large implants. Doing so created a “busty” appearance that often dominated a woman’s figure. While this look is still sought-after by many women, things are trending in a different direction these days, particularly here in […]
Overly and/or disproportionately large breasts can be both physically and mentally debilitating for many women. For individuals experiencing this issue, breast reduction surgery may be an excellent solution. Designed to reduce and recontour the size and shape of the breasts, this popular procedure can also lift the breasts to an elevated position for a more […]
In the not too distant past, breast reduction surgery was viewed as a deforming, sometimes shameful procedure for women whose excessively large breasts created both physical and psychological issues in everyday life. Throughout mainstream culture, the operation was not widely accepted like it is today, and the decision to undergo surgery typically needed to be […]
