Breast reduction removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin to create lighter, more proportionate breasts and to relieve symptoms such as neck, back and shoulder strain.

It is often chosen by women whose breast size causes physical discomfort, posture issues, skin irritation or self-consciousness in tailored clothing or abayas.

Yes, the procedure both reduces volume and reshapes the breast, lifting and refining the contour so the new size sits higher and more harmoniously on the chest.

Scars usually circle the areola and extend vertically to the breast fold, with or without a short horizontal scar along the crease, carefully planned for discretion.

Most clients resume light activities and office work within 1–2 weeks, while heavy lifting, gym sessions and swimming are delayed for several more weeks.

Temporary changes in nipple or breast sensation are common; in many cases sensitivity improves, but permanent change is possible and discussed before surgery.

Breastfeeding may still be possible but cannot be guaranteed; we tailor technique and tissue removal with your future pregnancy and breastfeeding plans in mind.

The degree of reduction is individual; together we select a size that eases symptoms while maintaining balance with your shoulders, waist and hips.

Risks include bleeding, infection, delayed healing, changes in sensation, asymmetry, fat necrosis and scarring; your surgeon will review these carefully during consultation.

Removed tissue does not return, but weight changes, hormonal shifts and ageing can influence breast size and shape over time, so lifestyle and support wear remain important.