Breast reduction is the only way to free women who are bothered by excessive breast size from the physical burden. Through reduction surgery, the size and shape of the breasts are improved and the proportion of the breasts to the body is more harmonious, allowing you to regain your self-confidence in life. 1.Who is suitable for breast reduction surgery? (5) You have deep indentations on your shoulders due to the accumulation of enlarged breasts that pull on your bra straps (6) You are limited in your physical activities because of your large breasts (7) Your breasts are asymmetrical, with one breast significantly larger than the other (8) You have lost self-confidence because of the size of your breasts (2) What do I need to do before the consultation? You should first know the approximate size and shape of your desired breasts before your consultation so that you can clearly express your wishes during the consultation, and so that your doctor can choose the correct surgery plan for you. You should also prepare your medical history, including all medical information, such as history of drug allergies, previous treatments, endocrine medications, etc. If you plan to be hospitalized directly after the consultation, it is more appropriate to visit the clinic about 7 days after your period. 3, breast reduction plastic surgery incision is what kind of? There are three possible incisions: the incision around the areola, the longitudinal incision under the breast, and the horizontal incision in the inframammary fold. The choice of incision is mainly related to the degree of breast enlargement, while your requirements and subjective desire for the outcome of the surgery will also influence the choice of incision. Therefore, before surgery you must fully communicate with the surgeon to determine the best surgical plan. 4, breast reduction plastic surgery can also breastfeeding? The purpose of breast reduction surgery is to optimize the shape and size of your breasts, so some of your breast tissue will be removed during the surgery, which will naturally affect your ability to breastfeed, but this does not mean that you cannot breastfeed at all. But usually the lactation function of enlarged breasts is poor, so the surgery does not have a significant impact on your ability to breastfeed. 5.What are the risks of breast reduction surgery? First of all, you should understand that there are risks associated with any surgery, even if it is a small one. With the improvement of surgical techniques, the risk of breast reduction surgery has been greatly reduced, and there are many patients who undergo breast reduction surgery every year, but there are very few serious complications. 6, during and after surgery will feel very painful? Breast reduction surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia and you will not feel any pain at all during the procedure, but there may be slight pain afterwards. If necessary, your supervising surgeon will put you on pain medication. During the entire treatment process, including the surgery, all medical staff will try to make the treatment as smooth and comfortable as possible. 7.How many days do I need to stay in the hospital? When can I return to normal work after surgery? In general, we recommend that you stay in the hospital for two weeks, after the stitches are removed. Two weeks after surgery you can resume normal work, and three months after surgery you can perform strenuous upper limb exercises, such as swimming, etc. 8.Will the reduced breasts get bigger in the future? Unless there is a major change in weight or pregnancy, your breast size will generally remain the same. However, due to factors such as gravity and skin laxity, the size and shape of your breasts may change to varying degrees as you age.