If we believed what the media bombarded us with, then large breasts are the be all and end all when it comes the ultimate female form and what the opposite sex desire in a woman. However for many, large breasts are a hindrance, resulting in ailments such as poor posture and back pain, not to mention lack of confidence.
If you’ve ever considered breast reduction surgery, but found the idea of this surgical procedure daunting, then I hope you find this article encouraging and it enables you to research further.
Breast reduction surgery: Could it improve your quality of life?
While many women opt for breast augmentation surgery to boost the size of their chest, others are more interested in minimising their assets. Breast reduction surgery at one of Transform’s clinics can have both physical and psychological benefits, but what does the operation entail and how might it improve your quality of life?
What is breast augmentation surgery?
Breast reduction surgery – medically known as mammoplasty – is a popular procedure that works to decrease the size of the bust. During the operation, breast tissue and skin are removed and the breasts are reshaped to make them look smaller. If necessary, the nipple is repositioned to be in line with the middle of the upper arm and the patient is given time to recover.
Why do women opt for this operation?
Women with naturally large breasts often suffer from physical ailments like backache, neck pain, excessive sweating, skin irritations and poor posture. Reducing the weight of the chest can ease these problems, which is why many look for professional help. What’s more, some ladies feel embarrassed about their voluptuous figure or the remarks they get and so choose to reduce their cup size.
Could it improve my quality of life?
The effects of surgery differ from person-to-person, but patient testimonials give a deeper insight into why people choose to have it and how it changes their lives! Abi Willmitt, 29, from Liverpool underwent breast reduction surgery at a Transform clinic and here’s what she had to say:
‘My clothes made me look bigger than I was’
We have a history of big breasts in my family, so it was almost inevitable I would inherit them. People don’t always appreciate what a curse they can be. As well as being heavy to carry around they restrict what you can do physically and can even cause back pain and other health problems. The worst thing for me was that all my clothes were ill-fitting. I needed bigger sizes around my chest but they looked baggy elsewhere and made me feel unattractive.
‘I was tired of the burden’
My family understood firsthand what I was going through, so they were so supportive when I decided to find out about breast reduction surgery. My appointment at my local Transform clinic was with my patient co-ordinator who answered all my questions and wiped away my initial anxiety by giving me all the facts. My surgeon was great too, he outlined what the procedure entailed and what could be realistically achieved. After that, I knew surgery was the right option for me.
‘I feel on top of the world’
The big day arrived and I felt so nervous on my way to Transform’s Pines Hospital. Having followed my aftercare to the letter, my nurses are as thrilled as I am with the results. My quality of life has increased considerably now that I can wear the clothes I’ve always dreamed of wearing. At last I’ve got the confidence and the boobs I’ve always wanted and a whole new wardrobe too!
Transform offers a wide range of surgical procedures, so visit our website for more information.
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