Breast Reduction

We acquire the firmness by moving the breast tissue, together with nipple and areola, higher up. We then remove part of the breast tissue, remodel the remaining tissue and tighten it with inner sutures. The surgeon may also change the size of areola during the procedure.

We specialize in breast surgery and therefore you may rely on great expertise of our surgeons who will recommend you a particular surgical method during an in-person consultation and explain to you all the details of the procedure.

Methods

Single scar

Globally, the most popular method of breast reduction for medium-sized breasts. It is also called Lejour or "vertical scar".

The result is a scar around areola and a single vertical scar down to the inframammary fold.

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Short horizontal scar (L technique)

This technique is suitable for reduction of medium-sized breasts. The procedure is similar to the previous technique (Single scar), however a short horizontal incision directed to the side of the inframammary fold is added - so called L technique or B technique,

or, if necessary, an incision directed to the side and to the centre - "short horizontal scar".

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Method for large breast reduction: so-called anchor

If a reduction of large or very over-sized breasts is required, it is necessary to apply a classical and time-tested method.

This result is a scar rounding areola, a vertical scar from the areola to the inframammary fold and a rounded horizontal scar in the inframammary fold under the whole breast, so-called anchor - or "inverted T-scar".

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