Improved Self-Image, Lasting Results

There are many reasons to seek out a change. Whatever yours may be, we’re here to honor them and help you take the next step in your journey. Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that reduces breast tissue and removes excess skin to obtain a breast size more proportional to the rest of your body. This procedure can also reduce discomfort, such as back or neck pain associated with large and heavy breasts, and improve body image and confidence by giving patients proportionally sized breasts that are firmer, perkier, and more youthful-looking.

Some of the benefits of breast reduction in Chicago include:

  • Reduce the size and weight of your breasts
  • Breasts that are proportional to your body size
  • Firmer more lifted breast
  • Improved symmetry
  • Youthful contours
  • Reduce the size of large or “stretched out” areolas (nipples)
  • Fit better into bras, swimsuits, and other clothing
  • Participate better in physical activities
  • Alleviate physical discomfort caused by large breasts

Is a Breast Reduction Procedure Right for Me?

We recognize that the choice to have breast reduction surgery can often be years in the making. Typically, clients who benefit from the procedure include:

  • Women who experience physical discomfort or pain due to the size and weight of their breasts
  • Women who have difficulty finding clothing or bras that fit properly
  • Women who have skin irritation or rashes under their breasts
  • Women who have shoulder, neck, or back pain due to the weight of their breasts
  • Women who have difficulty participating in physical activities due to the size of their breasts
  • Women who are in good overall health and have realistic expectations for the outcome of the procedure
  • Women who are not currently pregnant or breastfeeding
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Begin with a Consultation

At Concierge Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery, we offer personalized consultations for breast reduction surgery. Our experienced team will evaluate your medical history and physical condition, discuss your goals, and develop a personalized treatment plan that takes into account your unique needs and goals. We will provide you with information on different types of breast reduction procedures, potential risks and benefits, and how to prepare for the procedure and recover. With five locations in Chicago as well as virtual consultations, we are committed to providing you with the highest level of care and expertise that fits into your busy schedule. So start your journey and contact us today.

The Day of Your Procedure

Your breast reduction in Chicago will take place in an outpatient surgical center. Once you are prepped for surgery, you will be placed under general anesthesia. To begin, we will make an incision on your breasts. The type of incision will depend on the specifics of your situation and aesthetic goals. After making the incision, we will reposition and possibly reduce the areola. Then, we remove excess breast tissue and fat and also trim away excess skin. Following that, we will lift, reshape, and reposition the tissue, using sutures deep within the tissue to support the new size and position of your breasts. We will then close the incisions and bandage them in supportive dressings.

Recovery and Results

Typically, patients experience discomfort, bruising, and swelling for one to two weeks following surgery. After the procedure, your breast will be bandaged, and you will be advised to wear a support bra for a specific amount of time. You will also be encouraged to limit physical activity to allow your breasts to heal.

Your new breast shape and size should be immediately apparent. Best of all, reduction mammaplasty results are long-lasting. Breast reduction scars will fade with time, but they will never fully disappear. We will use precise placement to ensure the scars are covered when wearing a bra or swimsuit.

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A Procedure with a High Satisfaction Rate

In a questionnaire sent out to over 300 reduction mammaplasty patients, breast reduction was shown to produce a remarkably high satisfaction rate among patients along with a consistent ability to reduce the cosmetic concerns and physical symptoms of having disproportionately large breasts. According to the survey published in the Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 97% of women who opted for breast reduction surgery did so because they felt “uncomfortable…about their body.”

95% of those surveyed complained about an “inability to find clothes that fit.” Beyond cosmetic concerns, most women also noted a significant impact on their standard of living.

86% reported an “inability to run,” and 77% reported an “inability to participate in sports” as one of the motivating reasons they underwent reduction mammaplasty. Besides physical restrictions, many reported pain or discomfort arising from the size of their breasts.

92% reported “pain in bra strap groove.” 79% reported “upper back pain.” 70% reported “neck pain.” And 64% reported “lower back pain.” The majority of those surveyed (88 percent) reported a cessation or major reduction of these symptoms following their breast reduction surgery. The survey also demonstrates the exceptionally high satisfaction rate among patients of this procedure. Of those surveyed, 97% “responded that they definitely…would have the procedure again.”

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Your Journey Starts Here

At Concierge Aesthetics & Plastic Surgery, we understand that the decision to undergo breast reduction surgery in Chicago, Naperville, Northbrook, Barrington, or Geneva can be a difficult one. Our board-certified team of experienced plastic surgeons is here to guide you every step of the way, providing you with the highest level of care and expertise in a compassionate manner. Our goal is to help you achieve desired results while ensuring your comfort, safety, and satisfaction throughout the process.

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