Breast · Surgery
Breast reduction
Reducing volume and weight — often more medical than purely aesthetic.
Is this treatment right for me?
Summary
Gland tissue, fat and skin are reduced and the breast reshaped.
Who is it for
Size-related complaints: back, neck and shoulder pain, skin problems, sports limitations.
How the treatment works
Method & technique
Vertical or T-technique; tissue is sent for pathology.
Procedure
- Consultation
Symptoms, target volume, possible insurance application.
- Surgery
Partner clinic, usually 1–2 nights inpatient.
- Aftercare
Wound checks, support bra, gradual activity.
What to expect afterwards
Risks & complications
Every surgical procedure carries risks. Possible complications:
- Bleeding, infection, wound-healing problems
- Nipple sensation changes, possibly permanent in large reductions
- Breastfeeding may be affected
- Asymmetry, hypertrophic scars
Risks and complications are stated in full — they are part of every honest consultation.
Recovery
- Rest 2 weeks
- Physical work after 4–6 weeks
- Sports after 6 weeks
Before your decision
FAQ
Will I be able to breastfeed?
Depending on technique, but not guaranteed.
Does insurance cover it?
Only with documented medical necessity, case by case.
Costs
The price is determined in a personal consultation.