Breast Reduction

Breast Reduction of high volume (> 300g)
by breasts is supported by Social Security.

In other cases, this surgery is not reimbursed.

Breast ptosis surgery (breast drop) is not reimbursed.


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Breast reduction involves techniques that require scars.

The goal of the practitioner is to reduce these as much as possible.

Beware, however, exclusively periareolar techniques, seductive at first glance by the myth of a single scar (around the nipple / areola), they expose to areolar enlargement and an excavated aspect of the breast called "tomato breast ". This technique is reserved for simple nipple / areolar repositioning.

In cases where the breast is flat, when it has "melted" after pregnancy, it is sometimes necessary to associate the installation of a small implant to simply fill the breast (especially in the upper part).


Breast ptosis

The "falling" breasts or breast ptosis are defined by a sagging of the gland and a distention of the skin that surrounds it.
The breast is in too low position and more frequently "dishabited" in its upper part.
It may exist immediately but usually occurs after significant weight loss or in the course of a pregnancy.
These aesthetic flaws do not justify taking over by the Health Insurance.
Suspension wires and other internal threads are not recommended in this surgery.

Cure of ptosis

The purpose of the surgical procedure is to "raise the breasts", moving the areola and the nipple in a good position, refocusing and ascending the gland and removing the excess skin to obtain two harmonious, beautifully curved breasts. and ascended.

The establishment of a small prosthesis is sometimes necessary in cases of breast hypotrophy to simply fill the skin sac.

The photos illustrating our before / after clinical cases show consenting individuals and the same patients are included, respectively, for the before / after result.

These photos have not been retouched.

However, it should be known that the result observed is specific to the person concerned and that an identical result cannot be expected for another person because each is unique. "
 
  • Breast reduction/Ptosis
  • Breast reduction/Ptosis
  • Breast reduction/Ptosis
  • Breast reduction/Ptosis
The photos illustrating our before / after clinical cases show consenting individuals and the same patients are included, respectively, for the before / after result.

These photos have not been retouched.

However, it should be known that the result observed is specific to the person concerned and that an identical result cannot be expected for another person because each is unique.