BREAST REDUCTION SURGERY

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proportionate to each other or they result in back pain and neck pain.

It is also done in cases when the size of one breast is larger than the other.

Pre Procedure

The patient has to follow The instructions put forth by The doctor.

- a Mammogram is done in order to assess how fit The patient is for The surgery.

- The patient is also instructed to stop smoking.

-  also An idea of The possible results and risks are given to The patient.

During Procedure

The patient is given general anesthesia after which an incision is made in the breast and the excess fat and skin are removed.

- Medications are given for the pain.

- In some cases the areola and the nipple area so removed and positioned again thereafter which the incisions are sutured and a dressing is done on the breast.

Post Procedure

The tubes are removed after one or two days.

- The patient needs to have a continuous follow up regarding the removal of stitches and surgery.

- Intensive physical activity has to be avoided until complete recovery.

Risk Complication

Certain pain and swelling can be observed.

- Certain scars will remain.

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