Breast Reduction

Montreal Breast reduction patients trust Dr Arash Izadpanah to produce beautiful and natural-looking results, and help reduce the significant emotional, physical, and functional problems that large breasts cause for many women. 

What is a breast reduction?

Combining a mastopexy surgery with breast reduction

A breast reduction surgery is a procedure to reduce the size of the breasts by removing fat, tissue and skin. This can help patients who feel uncomfortable with large breasts that may cause pain and discomfort from breasts that are not proportionate to the frame. Reducing the breast size may also help with confidence and self-image, as well as comfort when exercising. 

Large breasts can commonly be shapeless or sagging, so your surgeon may recommend the combined procedure of a breast reduction and lift to maximize your surgical results.

Benefits of  Breast Reduction Surgery

Breast Reduction Surgery in Westmount & Greater Montreal

• Readjusts your breast size to give your breasts and entire body a more balanced physique
• Reduces excessive breast weight
• Remedies droopiness and sagging
• Rebalances nipple shape or size (optional)
• Repositions the nipple
• Enhance overall body proportions
• Rejuvenates the look of the breast

A Breast Reduction (Reduction Mammoplasty) can help bring your breasts into better proportion with the rest of your body.

It is performed under general anaesthesia and involves:

• Reducing excess breast fat (sometimes with liposuction for breast shaping)
• Surgically excising excess breast tissue
• ‘Tightening’ and ‘uplifting’ the breast skin
• Reposition the nipple area.

Who is a breast reduction?

Is this an option for you?

Review this information to find out if you are a good candidate for a breast reduction and surgery.

Good candidates: 

• • • Should be in good overall physical health. Good overall health means that you have no untreated serious illnesses or active infections. Any health conditions should be discussed with your breast surgeon to determine if breast implant surgery is an option. 
    • Not pregnant or breastfeeding and have no planned pregnancies in the future as these can change the breasts significantly and may affect your results. 
    • Maintain a stable weight 
    • Are non-smokers or will be able to quit smoking for at least 6 weeks before the breast surgery.
    • May be bother by large, sagging breasts

Possible risks associated with breast surgery?

Like any other surgery, there are of course risks associated with choosing to have breast surgery. Being aware of the possible risks will help you to make an informed decision to have your surgery. Anyone can choose to have a breast reduction with lift, but we recommend that you do so after all pregnancies and breastfeeding is complete, and you are at a stable healthy weight.  

• Risks associated with anesthesia 
• Infection
• Bleeding or hematoma
• Breast asymmetry or change in shape 
• Changes in nipple or breast sensation 
• Potential loss of of nipple and areola (partial or complete) 
• Issues with healing of incisions and/or scarring

Who should not have breast reduction?

Breast surgery may not be an option for you at this time?

Your breast surgeon will give you an honest assessment and let you know if you are a good candidate for breast lift surgery, but if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, are currently ill or have an infection, are very obese or if you have cancer or an abnormal mammogram, you will not be a good candidate for breast lift surgery. 

If you plan to become pregnant or are planning to lose weight by changing your lifestyle, you may choose to postpone your breast reduction with lift. Pregnancy, breastfeeding and weight loss can all change breasts significantly.

What to expect for breast surgery recovery

It is our goal at Station L to ensure that your entire experience from the initial consultation to your recovery is as positive and comfortable as possible. Your plastic surgeon and surgical coordinator will go over your post-operative instructions and recovery with you as it is essential for your breast surgery results that you follow care instructions diligently. 

First 24 hours: Have someone in place to pick you up from your surgery and  care for you at home

Back to work: Approximately 1 week, depending on your job. Physical jobs will require at least 2 weeks off. 

Exercise: Light exercise after 1-2 weeks (light cardio-walking/treadmill), Heavier exercise (such as weights) after 4-6 weeks

Final results: 3-6 months, scars continue to fade up to one year after surgery

Part of our  process at Station L is making sure that you have all the information you need to make informed decisions and feel guided through the entire process. Our concept is for you to have a five star experience, and our goal is for you to have the best possible outcomes and fewest possible complications. 

Our office is always available for questions via email or text message should more questions arise.

Book a Consultation

To learn more about breast lift surgery, or to book a consultation, please contact our Clinic today!

Dr Arash Izadpanahis one of the best breast lift gold coast surgeons. He will work closely with you to help you achieve your ideal results.