Breast reduction is usually performed for physical aid sooner than simply cosmetic improvement. The majority of women who have the surgery are troubled by very large, sagging breasts that hinder their activities and cause them physical discomfort. Most of the time, breast reduction is performed when a woman's breasts are fully developed; though, it can be done earlier if large breasts are causing serious physical embarrassment. The best candidates are those who are grown-up enough to wholly understand the procedure and have realistic expectations about the results. Breast reduction is not suggested for women who intend to breast-feed.
Who is Breast Reduction Surgery For? Breast reduction surgery is for women who have large breasts and want to decide one or more of the following associated problems: * Chronic back, neck and shoulder pain
* Poor posture
* Skin rash under the breasts
* Deep grooves in the shoulders from bra strap pressure
* Restricted levels of activity
* Self-esteem problems
* Difficulty wearing or fitting into certain bras and clothing Women who have breast reduction surgery span a range of ages, from their teens to their 80s. However, for younger candidates, it's usually wise to wait until at least age 20 to make sure the breasts have stopped growing. If you hope to have children, you need to keep in mind special considerations. Breast reduction surgery may reduce your ability to breast-feed. And the overall appearance of your breasts may change after having a baby.
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