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Anesthesia

General anesthesia

Recovery

2 – 3 weeks

Result

Permanent

What is a breast reduction?

A breast reduction, also known as reduction mastectomy, is a surgical procedure in which excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are removed to make the breasts smaller, lighter, and better proportioned to the body.

Breasts that are too large can lead to various physical complaints such as neck and back pain, shoulder problems, skin irritation under the breasts, and limitations during sports or daily activities.

In addition to physical comfort, breast reduction often leads to an improvement in self-image and more freedom in clothing choices and movement.

Why choose a breast reduction?

Fewer physical complaints

Can significantly reduce back, neck, and shoulder complaints.

Better body proportions

Brings bust size into better balance with the rest of the body.

More freedom of movement

Sports and daily activities often become more comfortable.

Increased self-confidence

Many patients feel more comfortable in their bodies after the treatment.

A lighter feeling,

both physically and mentally.

The treatment process

Consultation

During an extensive consultation, we discuss your concerns, expectations, and desired bust size.

Analysis

We assess breast shape, skin quality, and body proportions to create a tailored treatment plan.

Preparation

Together, we determine which breast size best suits your body and wishes.

The intervention

Excess breast tissue, fat, and skin are removed, after which the breast is reshaped and lifted.

Result

After recovery, a lighter, firmer, and better-proportioned breast shape emerges.

When is a breast reduction suitable?

Breast reduction can be a suitable solution for women who are bothered by excessive breast volume.

Back and neck complaints

When chest size causes physical strain on the body.

Limitations in sports

For women who find it difficult to exercise due to the weight of their breasts.

Skin irritation

In case of recurring irritation or discomfort in the breast crease.

Unbalanced body proportions

When the chest size is out of proportion to the rest of the body.

A treatment that goes beyond aesthetics

For many patients, breast reduction is not solely about appearance, but primarily about quality of life. Less weight on the shoulders and back can make a significant difference in daily comfort.

During the treatment, not only is volume removed, but attention is also paid to the shape, symmetry, and position of the breasts. This creates a result that offers added value that is both functional and aesthetic.

At o2 Clinic, we strive for a breast shape that looks natural and harmoniously complements your body type.

Recovery & Aftercare

After a breast reduction, the body needs time to adapt to the new shape and reduced weight of the breasts.

Swelling, tenderness, and temporary fatigue are normal during the first few weeks after the procedure. A medical support bra is worn to support healing and stabilize the new breast shape.

Most patients soon notice a relief of their physical symptoms, while the final shape of the breasts continues to develop during the months following the treatment.

Regular follow-up appointments ensure that recovery proceeds optimally and that any questions can be discussed in a timely manner.

The results

FAQ

Many patients experience a clear reduction in back, neck, and shoulder complaints after treatment. However, the degree of improvement varies from person to person.

Yes. With a breast reduction, the breast is not only made smaller, but also reshaped and lifted for a more beautiful and firmer result.

As with any breast surgery, scars form. These are carefully placed and typically fade significantly over time.

This depends on the technique used and the amount of tissue removed. We will discuss this in detail during the consultation.

Intensive sports activities are usually advised against for several weeks. During the follow-up consultations, you will receive advice on safely resuming physical exertion.

Yes. The removed breast tissue does not grow back. However, weight fluctuations, hormonal changes, and the natural aging process can affect breast shape in the future.

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