If the area around your decision is warm to the touch, firm, or painful, or you have a fever, nausea, or vomiting, these all may be signs of infection. With early appropriate intervention your result should still be excellent.

Rarely patients who undergo breast reduction experience breast tissue growth. We look at scenarios where you could experience tissue growth after surgery

We often get a lot of confusion from prospective patients about the difference between a breast reduction surgery and a breast lift and what each can achieve.

Taking measures to prevent infection, staying out of sunlight, refraining from using ointments and remedies that are not prescribed, and other general incision care techniques are essential to healing without scars.

Over the years, Berkeley Square Medical have been collating data about the numerous Breast Reduction surgery procedures we have carried out. Here are guidelines from our findings on Breast Reduction Surgery,

The ability to breastfeed post breast reduction is dependent on the type of technique used during surgery. The reason you sometimes hear that breastfeeding isn’t possible after a reduction is because a breast reduction surgery can impede full milk production if milk ducts are severed or nerves are damaged.