Breast Reduction

Gigantomastia is a condition in which the breasts grow excessively, causing physical and emotional discomfort. It can lead to back, neck, and shoulder pain, skin irritations, difficulty exercising, and low self-esteem. The most effective treatment is breast reduction , a surgical procedure that removes excess breast tissue and fat to achieve a more proportionate size.

If you are looking for visual references, our clinic has a photo archive of before and after gigantomastia so you can see the real results in our patients.

The results of breast reduction are visible from the first day, although the initial swelling takes a few weeks to subside. Over time, the breasts take on a more natural and proportionate shape.

Many patients look for before-and-after photos of breast reduction surgery to better understand the changes. In our practice, we can show you real cases of patients who have undergone this transformation, with documented images throughout the entire process.

The scars will depend on the technique used. Generally, an inverted “T” or “anchor” pattern is followed, which includes an incision around the areola, a vertical line down to the breast crease, and in some cases, a horizontal incision in the breast crease.

If you're concerned about the aesthetic outcome, our clinic offers advanced treatments to improve the appearance of scars. We also have photos of breast reduction surgeries so you can see how they evolve over time.

Recovery from breast reduction surgery typically takes four to six weeks. During the first few days, it's normal to experience discomfort and require rest. Many patients can return to their daily activities within one to two weeks, although strenuous exercise should be avoided for at least a month.

In our consultations, we will show you photos of the recovery process so that you have a clear idea of ​​how your body evolves at each stage.