Breast Reduction Surgery Cost in Mumbai

Some cases where Breast Reduction surgery is considered are:
• When breasts are disproportionately large.
• They are causing you physical discomfort, such as back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, improper posture, etc.
• When large breasts are embarrassing.
• If the size of one breast is much larger as compared to the other.
• Difficult sleep due to uncomfortable breasts.
 

• Follow your surgeon’s instructions.
• The surgeon will have discussions with you and will need your medical history. You will be given an idea of the possible results and risks involved regarding this surgery.
• Test will be done to determine how fit you are for the surgery.  Your breasts maybe examined and measured. You might have to undergo a mammogram. 
• If you are on a diet, you will need to stop that and have meals that are well-balanced.
• You may have to quit smoking, even for a certain time period after the surgery. Follow it if your surgeon suggests you to achieve a certain weight.
• You might have to stop taking certain medications.
• You should pre-arrange for someone who can stay with you in the hospital and take you home after the surgery.
   

• General anaesthesia will be given.
• The surgeon will make incision(s) in the breast and the excess fat, tissue and skin will be removed.
• In some cases the areola and nipple will need to be removed and repositioned.
• The incisions are then sutured. Gauze dressing will be done on the breasts.
• There might be a need for you to wear a surgical bra. 

• Any tubes will, after one or two days, be removed.
• Your breasts will likely be swollen and might be bruised. You might experience breast pain and mild discomfort till a certain number of days after the surgery. You might be given medications for the pain. 
• You will be instructed about follow-up appointments regarding the removal of stitches, your recovery, etc. You will be told to return to your normal work and activity after a certain period of time. You will have to take at least a week’s leave from work.
• You should not lift heavy objects for upto six weeks.
• You may have to avoid vigorous exercise for at least a month.
   

Some of the risks and complications are:
• Scars, which will fade but will never disappear completely.
• The results might be unsatisfactory.
• Breast-feeding might become difficult or impossible.
• Nipple area might heal inadequately.
• Infection
• There might be problems in the healing of wound.