Women with disproportionately large breasts may experience pain in the back, neck, or shoulders. Some may want to reduce their cup size for aesthetic reasons. Other reasons you may consider a reduction in mammoplasty include poor posture due to large breasts, unequal size, rashes or infections, or feelings of discomfort from large breasts size.

Our experienced surgeons guide you through the entire pre-operation process. You will get a chance to discuss your medical history and ask whatever queries you may have. It is the ideal time to share your goals and reasons behind wanting this procedure. Do inform the team the medications you are on and prior surgeries. You should be in a good physical and mental state to have this surgery. The surgeon may measure your breasts and take photos. After analysing your data, the surgeon will inform you on the appropriate course of action.

The procedure depends on your personalized consultation. After general anaesthesia, the surgeon will mark the breast in consultation with the patient. Extra skin and breast tissue are removed during the surgery. The rest of the breast tissue is reshaped to create smaller breasts.

A minimum two-day stay at the hospital will be required. After the surgery, wear a supportive bra for at least six weeks. Avoid rigorous activity at all costs for a month.