Your breasts require breast implants or oil transfer to increase their size. This procedure can also restore breast volume lost after weight loss or pregnancy, obtain more rounded breast shapes or improve natural breast size asymmetry.
Breast augmentation is also called augmentation mammoplasty. When the fat in another part of the patient’s body is used to increase breast volume, the procedure is called fat transfer breast enlargement.
Excessive breasts can cause health and emotional problems. In addition to self-image problems, you may experience physical pain and discomfort.
Excessive breast tissue weight can weaken your ability to lead an active life. Emotional discomfort and self-consciousness, which are often associated with large sagging breasts, are as important as physical discomfort and pain.
Breast reduction is also known as shrinking mammoplasty. It is a procedure used to remove excess adipose tissue, breast tissue, and skin to make breast size look proportionate to your body and to relieve discomfort associated with excessive breasts.
Breast lift surgery, also known as mastopexy, removes excess skin from the breasts, tightens the surrounding tissue, reshapes and supports the new breast contour.
Sometimes the areolar (dark area on the breast) grows over time, and breast lift surgery will reduce this.
Breast lift can revitalize your body with a younger and elevated breast profile. A woman’s breasts often change over time, and her youthful shape and firmness may disappear. These changes and loss of skin elasticity may include pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight fluctuations, aging, gravity and heredity.
The purpose of breast reconstruction is to restore one or both breasts to normal shape, appearance, symmetry and size after mastectomy, lumpectomy, or congenital deformities.
Breast reconstruction usually involves multiple procedures performed in stages and may start during a mastectomy or be delayed to a later date.
