How is the Breast Reduction Surgery done?

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00:00 - Introduction
00:37 - When is the silicon implant is needed
01:16 - What is breast reduction
Today in this video doctor is going to talk about the dual-plane breast reduction technique who needs it and how it is done. Breast reduction is done in females who have large breasts.
Large breasts can cause neck, shoulder, and back pain, as well as discomfort in the chest area. Breast reduction can help alleviate these symptoms by reducing the weight and strain on the upper body.
Women with large breasts may have difficulty maintaining proper posture due to the weight and size of their breasts. Breast reduction can improve posture and balance by reducing the excessive breast volume. There are three components of Breast reduction is -
Removal of excess breast tissue: Breast reduction involves the surgical removal of excess breast tissue to reduce the size and volume of the breasts. The surgeon will carefully remove the tissue in a manner that achieves the desired reduction while maintaining a natural breast shape and contour.
Removal of excess fat: In addition to breast tissue, excess fat in the breasts may also be removed during the procedure. Liposuction techniques may be used to extract excess fat and further reduce the size of the breasts.
Reshaping and repositioning of the breast: After removing the excess tissue and fat, the surgeon will reshape the remaining breast tissue to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing contour. The nipple and areola are also repositioned to a higher and more proportionate location on the breast.
Breast reduction is a surgical procedure aimed at reducing the size and volume of the breasts. It involves removing excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to achieve a smaller, more proportionate breast size. The procedure is often performed to alleviate physical discomfort or pain associated with large breasts, improve posture, enhance body contour, and address self-esteem or psychological concerns.
The vertical scar technique avoids the use of a horizontal incision in the inframammary fold, which is a characteristic of the traditional anchor-shaped or Wise pattern technique. By eliminating the horizontal incision, the vertical scar technique aims to minimize the length of the scar and create a more aesthetically pleasing breast shape.
The vertical scar technique is often preferred for moderate to severe breast reduction cases, where a greater amount of tissue needs to be removed. It provides effective reduction and reshaping of the breasts while offering an improved scar appearance compared to the traditional technique.
The incisions made in the anchor scar technique provide access to remove excess breast tissue, reposition the nipple and areola to a higher position, and reshape the breast mound for a more natural appearance.
While the anchor scar technique results in more noticeable scarring compared to other techniques, it is often chosen when a substantial reduction is required or when significant sagging (ptosis) needs to be addressed.
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