Breast reduction surgery is carried out to reduce the overall weight and proportions of your breast tissue. Aside from this, breast reduction surgery also tends to improve the shape and contour of your breasts and reverses any sagging/ drooping that may be occurring in the tissue. It is an invasive treatment method, so it entails thorough consultation sessions with your surgeon to outline the pros and cons of undergoing this surgery and weighing risks against benefits. At our breast reduction clinic in Birmingham, this treatment is often requested by clients who are suffering from breast weight-related issues chronically, seeking medical recourse for their cumbersome issues.

Mr. Jag Jagadeesan and his expert staff are well-equipped to offer the best breast reduction surgery in Birmingham to guarantee every patient’s complete safety and wellbeing throughout the process. Through meticulous consultation and treatment, we are with you every step of the way in your breast reduction surgery journey.

Why Breast Reduction Is Important

People opt for breast reduction for a number of reasons. The primary reason is inherent discomfort experienced from the large size of breasts, causing issues like back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, digging of bra straps on shoulder, rashes and poor posture. At our breast reduction clinic in Birmingham, we also offer breast reduction for purely aesthetic purposes, helping you achieve the body proportions and contouring you desire. Another popular reason for choosing breast reduction surgery in Birmingham, is to alleviate breast sagging in your chest region.

Our plastic surgery clinic offers effective breast reduction procedures for all these requirements and more. Your comfort and wellbeing are given paramount importance as you take a step closer to your desired proportions.

Breast Reduction Procedure

In general, breast reduction is performed under general anaesthesia to alleviate any pain and discomfort during the procedure.

• Based on how much fat/tissue is to be removed, your surgeon will make incisions along the chest region to extract excess tissue.
• For moderate size reduction, vertical incisions are often the go-to method.
• To rectify sagging and remove greater amounts of tissue, your surgeon might opt for an anchor incision instead.
• After extraction is complete, the incisions will be stitched up and you will be under observation overnight with drains and discharged the day after once drains are removed.