Breast Reduction

Breast reduction is indicated for women suffering from overly large breasts, causing physical discomfort such as back, shoulder, and neck pain.

ABOUT THE PROCEDURE

Physical relief with more harmony for your body

The procedure reduces breast volume and improves proportions, providing more lightness, comfort, and quality of life in daily activities.

01

More lightness daily

Reduction of breast weight and relief from physical discomfort.

02

Posture improvement

Decrease in body pain and tension.

03

Body proportion

Balance between breasts and the rest of the body.

04

Self-esteem impact

More comfort and confidence in daily activities

REAL RESULTS

Transformations that go beyond aesthetics

More than changes in the body, the results reflect improvement in quality of life, comfort, and confidence for each patient.

REAL STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION

Those who lived the experience tell it best

Discover stories of patients who transformed their relationship with their own body.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Important information to help you better understand the procedure and make decisions with greater confidence.

Is breast reduction indicated for any woman?

The indication is made after medical evaluation, considering breast volume, physical symptoms, and the impact on the patient's quality of life.

Does the surgery help relieve back and shoulder pain?

Yes. One of the main benefits of breast reduction is the reduction of pain caused by excessive breast weight.

Will the breasts be proportional to the body?

Yes. The goal of the surgery is to achieve a more balanced size, respecting the proportions and characteristics of each patient.

Does the surgery leave scars?

Yes, but incisions are planned to be as discreet as possible and improve over time.

Can I breastfeed after surgery?

It depends on the technique used and individual characteristics, being an important point to discuss during evaluation.

What is the recovery like?

Recovery is usually progressive, with rapid improvement in discomfort and gradual return to activities, as directed by the physician.

DRA. PATRICIA LYRA

A career dedicated to the health and well-being of patients

Graduated in Medicine from the Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES), she completed residency in General Surgery and Plastic Surgery at reference centers in Brazil. She also holds a Master's degree in Applied Sciences to Surgery and is a university professor at UFES, contributing to the training of new physicians.

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CRM 5829-ES | RQE 4334

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