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Breast Reduction

Surgery intended to reduce and reshape the breasts by addressing skin, breast tissue, and fat as appropriate for each patient.

About Breast Reduction

Surgery intended to reduce and reshape the breasts by addressing skin, breast tissue, and fat as appropriate for each patient.

Procedure informationLearn more about Breast Reduction

This information is educational and general. Indications, preparation, risks, and recovery are defined individually during a professional assessment.

Informational guide

Breast Reduction

Surgical technique designed to reduce the size of a breast. The reduction and remodeling of the breast is done through the removal of skin, breast tissue and fat, thus obtaining a size and shape more consistent with the rest of the body.

Breast hypertrophy is an important aesthetic problem that in Sometimes it can limit certain aspects of the patient’s life, both physical activities and in their social life. Do I qualify for a Breast Reduction?

) A breast examination will be performed (sometimes it will be necessary to request additional tests such as chest CT or mammography). It is important that the patient explain to her surgeon the expectations she intends with this surgery.

A preoperative study will be necessary that will be based on a general analysis with coagulation tests, chest X-rays and an ECG. It will also be necessary to suspend AAS and derivatives or other anticoagulants about 10 days before the intervention (supervised by your GP) and the minimum abstention from smoking 3 weeks before.

The night before surgery Eat something soft the night before the procedure. Do not eat or drink anything after 10:00 pm.

Do not take any medication unless it is prescribed by your doctor. Remove the nail polish.

In the surgical area Do not shave or apply moisturizing lotion. Do not use makeup for the hospital.

Wear loose clothing or buttons on the front. Leave jewelry and other valuables at home.

Arrive at the clinic at least one hour before the scheduled surgery. The day of surgery should bring a companion.

Dr. Lourdes Rodríguez working with precision in the operating room

A consultation worth having

Three questions worth making room for.

Bring them to your assessment. A well-supported decision begins when you can ask freely.

  1. 01

    What change am I seeking, and what do I want to preserve?

  2. 02

    Which limits and risks should be explained for my case?

  3. 03

    What recovery can I realistically plan for?

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When you are ready

Your first decision can simply be a conversation.

Tell us what you would like to explore. The team can guide you toward a next step, without commitments or online diagnosis.