Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation involves placing breast implants to enhance the breasts’ size and projection. Either silicone or saline implants can be used, and implants vary in size, shape, texture, and profile. The surgery usually lasts an hour or two. After incisions are made, pockets are created in the chest tissue to house the implants.
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Breast Lift
A breast lift reduces sagging and restores perkiness to the breasts. It can also address shape asymmetries. This surgery can be performed with the lollipop, donut, or anchor incision patterns, depending on the degree of sagging. The anchor suits heavily drooping large breasts, the lollipop is for moderate sagging, and the donut is for minor to moderate sagging.
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Breast Reduction
This procedure is performed to reduce breast size, addressing a number of cosmetic and functional issues. It can lessen chronic pain, correct posture issues, and prevent rashes beneath the breasts. During a breast reduction, excess fatty tissue is removed using liposuction, and glandular breast tissue and skin tissue are excised using a scalpel. The nipples and areolae are repositioned and resized to fit the smaller breasts.
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Congenital Breast Reconstruction
Congenital Breast Reconstruction treats breast defects due to congenital conditions, such as breast asymmetry. It may involve breast reduction for one breast and an implant for the smaller breast. Breast implants, fat grafting, and tissue expanders might be necessary in cases with chest or skeletal wall abnormalities.
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Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia is the condition of having oversized male breasts. Gynecomastia surgery, also called male breast reduction, effectively reduces male breast size to restore masculine chest contours. It may involve liposuction to remove the excess fatty tissue or excision to remove excess skin or glandular tissue. The nipple is then repositioned.
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