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Reduction Mammaplasty at "Helyos" Center

Is a surgical procedure aimed at reducing the volume and weight of the breasts, eliminating physical discomfort, and creating an aesthetically pleasing breast shape.

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Indications for Breast Reduction:

Reduction mammaplasty is recommended in the following cases:

Physical discomfort: back, neck, and shoulder pain due to the weight of large breasts.
Skin problems: irritation, rashes, and chafing in the folds of skin under the breasts.
Psychological discomfort: low self-esteem, difficulties in choosing clothes, and discomfort during physical activity.
Asymmetry of the breasts: significant size difference between the breasts.
Hypertrophy of the breasts: abnormally large breasts causing physical and aesthetic discomfort.
Posture problems and spine curvature.

How the procedure is performed:

Reduction mammaplasty is done under general anesthesia and takes 2-4 hours, depending on the complexity of the case. The main stages of the surgery include:

Breast marking: The surgeon marks the correction areas and the desired breast shape.
Excess tissue removal: A portion of the glandular tissue and fat is removed to achieve the desired volume.
Nipple-areola complex repositioning: The nipple and areola may be lifted to create a harmonious look.
Shaping the new breast form: The breasts are sculpted to achieve a natural appearance.
Sutures: Cosmetic sutures are used to minimize the risk of prominent scars.

After the surgery, the breasts will appear natural, harmonious, and proportionate to the body.

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Rehabilitation and Recovery:

Hospital stay: 1-2 days for monitoring the condition.
Compression garment: Wearing the garment is mandatory for 4-6 weeks to support the breast shape.
Sutures removal: After 10-14 days.
Limitation of physical activity: For 1 month.
Final result: Visible after 3-6 months, once the tissues have fully healed.

In the first few weeks after the surgery, swelling, bruising, and slight pain may occur, which are normal healing processes.