Steps Related to Breast Reduction Procedure
What is Done During Breast Reduction Surgery?
General openings are made during breast reduction surgery. from the incision parts; The tissue, excess fat and skin that gives fullness to the breast are removed; In some cases, excess fat can be removed with liposuction; Extraction techniques are used through an incision made in the lower part of the chest. If the person's fat tissue and excess skin have no effect on the large breasts; During breast reduction surgery, it is sufficient to use only the liposuction method.
Although the technique to be used for breast reduction varies from person to person; It is shaped depending on the size the breasts are desired to reach, the patient's personal preferences and the recommendations of the plastic surgeon.
First Step in Surgery – Anesthesia
Some medications are required for the patient's comfort during the surgical intervention. It is appropriate to use. Among these drugs; Intravenous sedation and general anesthesia are included. Your surgeon will determine the method that is most suitable for you.
Second Step - Making the Incision
He applies various types of surgical incisions to the patients. These incision types are as follows;
- Circle-shaped incision made around the areola,
- Folding and folding the chest around the areola and making an incision similar to a keyhole or a tennis racket,
- Making an inverted T-shaped or anchor-like incision.
Third Step – Removing Tissue and Repositioning
It is the process of repositioning the nipple depending on the original nerves and vessels after opening the incision in the breast. If necessary, the areola is reduced by removing excess skin.
The remaining breast tissue at the bottom of the breast is reduced, and lifting and shaping procedures are performed. In some cases; in large breasts that jiggle excessively; Complete removal of the nipple and areola and placing them higher on the chest It may need to be positioned.
Fourth Step - Closing the Incisions
The incisions opened during the surgery are closed with stitches to shape the chest, which has become smaller. The stitches are applied. It reaches the deep parts of the breast tissue, and with this method, the support needed for the reshaped breasts is provided.
The incisions made during the surgery; It can be closed using stitches, skin adhesives, or surgical tape. Surgical scars are permanent, but in many patients, they show a significant improvement over time and tend to disappear.
Fifth Step - Seeing the Results
After breast reduction surgery, the patient's scars show a significant improvement and tend to disappear. The results can be seen immediately. Over time, the swelling that occurs as a result of surgical intervention decreases and the surgical scars disappear. As the patient recovers, his sense of satisfaction with his new appearance will increase.
Risks and Reliability of Breast Reduction Surgeries
It should be known that having breast reduction surgery is a personal decision. After the operation, it is necessary to decide whether the benefits of the procedure, whether its goals have been achieved, and whether the possible risks and complications are at an acceptable level for the patient. Your doctor will explain to you the risks and details about this surgery, which is a completely personal decision.
Possible Risks of Breast Reduction Surgery
- Infection,
- Change of sensation in the nipple or breasts,
- Undesirable scars,
- Risks arising from anesthesia,
- Inadequate healing of the wound,
- Risk of bleeding,
- Fluid accumulation,
- Skin color change, swelling and bruises,
- The chest is tighter than desired,
- Experiencing various pains,
- Difficulty in breastfeeding.
The key to successful results of the surgery; You must follow the instructions given by your doctor. In addition, surgery In order for your skin to heal faster and healthier; It should not be exposed to wear, excessive movement, friction and excessive strain.
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