Have Back Or Neck Pains, It May Be Large Breasts

Could it be that the person who coined the phrase, "Too much of a good thing," had very large breasts? Perhaps not. But if you're a woman with oversized breasts, you certainly understand the sentiment.

Your plastic surgeon understands both the physical and psychological impact huge breasts can have on a woman's life, and wants to help with back and neck soreness, rashes, poor posture other health issues, and with hurtful comments, rude stares and other blows to your self esteem.

Breast reduction, also known as reduction mammaplasty, begins with an anchor-shaped incision from the around the areola straight down and around the crease of the breast. Your plastic surgeon will remove breast tissue, fat, and skin, occasionally using liposuction for additional fat removal. He will relocate the nipple and areola, then reshape your breasts and close the incisions with sutures.

The surgery most often takes two to four hours and is performed under general anesthesia. You'll be very comfortable in our fully-accredited operating suite. It's a private, serene environment, staffed with trained professionals who are there to help ensure safety, comfort, and a great outcome.