BREAST REDUCTION

Recreate Your Perfectly Fitted Breasts

A tailored body balance design that best suits your physique

Breast reduction surgery is a procedure designed to alleviate health issues caused by the weight of the breasts, such as shoulder and back pain, arthritis, and skin irritation under the breasts.

Surgery duration
Appx. 2 hours

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Anesthesia method
General anesthesia

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Suture removal
5 to 7 days

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Follow-up visits
2 to 3 times

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Recovery period
5 to 7 days

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After breast surgery, some individuals may experience side effects such as bleeding, infection, or inflammation.
The risks and recovery process may vary depending on the patient's condition and the surgical method used.

Self-Diagnosis for Macromastia

Macromastia is evaluated based on various factors, including the difference between the upper and lower breast,
overall volume, body proportion, and daily discomfort, to determine the necessity of surgery.

					Macromastia
SIZE	A Cup	B Cup	C Cup	D Cup	E Cup	F Cup	G Cup
DISTANCE (Upper to Lower Breast)	10cm	12.5cm	15cm	17.5cm	20cm	22.5cm	25cm

Breast Augmentation Procedure

Areolar Incision Method

This technique is suitable for individuals whose breasts are not excessively large or severely sagging. It helps maintain the natural shape and function of the breasts while minimizing scarring compared to other surgical methods. The procedure is relatively simple, results in less bleeding, and allows for a faster recovery.

Vertical Incision Method

This technique improves upon the traditional "anchor-shaped" method and the areolar incision method, addressing their limitations. It can be applied regardless of breast size. Compared to the anchor incision method, it results in smaller scars, preserves nipple sensitivity, and allows for breastfeeding after surgery.

Anchor Incision Method

This is the most traditional technique, involving an incision from the areola down to the breast crease. It is best suited for cases where the breasts are excessively large, severely sagging, and require a significant reduction in volume.

Post-Surgery Precautions

Dietary Guidelines

You may start eating six hours after surgery, beginning with soft foods like porridge or rice gruel.

Sleeping Position

Avoid bending your head down or lying on your stomach. It is recommended to use 2–3 soft pillows to support your upper body while sleeping.

Physical Activity

Light stretching is allowed after three weeks, but avoid chest muscle exercises.

Arm Movement

For the first seven days after surgery, do not raise your arms above 90 degrees or engage in strenuous activities that put pressure on your arms.

Lifestyle Restrictions

Avoid alcohol, smoking, saunas, and hot baths for at least four weeks after surgery.

Showering

You may take a full-body shower approximately 2–4 days after surgery.