There are many reasons women want smaller breasts. Breast augmentation in order to go smaller can help women who are unhappy with the shape, weight or droop of their breasts. Other reasons include feeling more comfortable, improving posture, regaining the ability to play sports, or even just pure aesthetics. There is an old saying “If it is important to you, it is important”. No matter what your reason is, learn more from Jacksonville Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Timothy E. Fee, MD.
Breast Augmentation to Go Smaller
Breast augmentation, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure which removes breast fat, glandular tissue, and skin to achieve your desired breast size while alleviating the discomforts associated with large breasts.
It can take two to six weeks to fully recover from breast reduction surgery. You may need to take a week or two off work and shouldn’t drive for at least a week. The final appearance of your breasts may not be obvious for several weeks or months after the operation. You should avoid stretching, strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for up to six weeks after the operation. You can drive again when it’s no longer painful to wear a seatbelt, which may be several weeks.
View examples of our patients who chose breast augmentation to go smaller in our Before & After Gallery!
If you are seeking relief and considering breast augmentation to go smaller, the first step is finding a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and scheduling a consultation. It is very important that you get all of your questions answered and feel comfortable with your Plastic Surgeon and the procedure you both decide is best for you.
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