Generally we find that following a breast reduction surgery, women are usually much happier with their breasts and find that having smaller breasts leads to a much higher level of comfort and general happiness. Unlike a breast enlargement where the implants will need to be replaced after a certain amount [...]
The procedure itself is often a slightly longer one than any other breast surgeries as it contains a bit more to it. There are a number of steps including tissue removal, re-shaping of the breast and repositioning of the nipple and because of this, the surgery usually takes around two [...]
Not necessarily, this is dependent entirely on the individual surgery that is being performed and how much tissue is being removed. If a large amount of tissue is to be removed and the nipple would appear to be out of place following the surgery, the nipple can then be repositioned [...]
Following your reduction surgery, the size and shape of your breasts shouldn't change in future. However, if you lose or gain a significant amount of weight in the future this can result in a fluctuation to the size and shape. If you have any weight goals in mind or are [...]
It's incredibly common for women to have one breast larger than the other, however in extreme cases this can be a noticeable difference. In these cases, it's possible to create a more even appearance with a breast reduction surgery being used to reduce the size of the larger breast.
Because of their weight, large breasts often sag and as a result of this, it can cause the nipples to point downwards. A breast reduction surgery is performed to reduce the size and weight of the breasts, resulting in smaller, firmer and more lifted breasts that appear more proportional to [...]
No two women's breasts are the same, and using that logic no two breast surgeries are the same. When it comes to breast reductions, it's tricky to give a definitive price but our surgeries start at £6450.
