What is mammoplasty?
Mammoplasty is a surgery that is used to change the size or shape of the breast. This procedure is performed by a plastic surgeon and is performed under full anesthesia in the operating room with supporting staff, which includes an anaesthesiologist and nursing team. The recovery time from mamoplasty varies depending on the extent of the procedure and it may take several weeks to retreat from the procedure and tissue to settle for the surgeon to find out whether the procedure was successful or not. However, augmentation is not the only reason for mamoplasty. Some people have breast reduction surgery in which breasts are reduced to deal with cosmetic or health problems associated with large breasts. Mamoplasty may also include mastectomy in which breasts are removed when mastectomy is commonly performed in conjunction with breast cancer.
SizeSize is not the only problem with mammoplasty. This procedure can be the oneDesigned to solve shape. Breast lifts are a form of mammoplasty in which the aim is to solve the inevitable effects of gravity by lifting the breasts to make them more desperate. Similarly, women may have lumectomy, infection or accident in which the breast shape is distorted. Mamoplasty is also used to solve breasts of different sizes, either by reduction or enlargement, and to solve the nipples of an unusual size or position.
While people often combine plastic surgery with cosmetic surgery that is performed to increase physical appearance, mammoplasty can also be done for health reasons. As is discussed above, large breasts can cause back pain and other problems, especially for highly active people and the procedure may be medically necessary. Similarly, procedures for solving aesthetic problems such as breasts on lump or different size can increase self -confidence.
Patients who need mammoplasty for health reasons or who are interested in discussing cosmetic CHirurgy, they should plan to meet several surgeons to talk about this procedure. They should look for surgeons who are members of the professional organizations of plastic surgeons and who also come highly recommended. The surgeon should be asked for the goals of the procedure, its success with mamoplastic and the risks so that the patient can be informed before the knife.