Breast reduction surgery isn’t just about making your breasts smaller; it’s about creating balance, comfort, and confidence. One of the most important steps in the process is determining your new breast size. Skilled plastic surgeons use a combination of medical expertise, artistic judgment, and your personal goals to ensure your results are both functional and beautiful. […]
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Breast procedures continually outnumber most other surgeries conducted for cosmetic purposes. Usually, it is breast enlargement that is the central topic of discussion. However, we are meeting a great deal of women who have come to the point of intolerance with a common problem: overly large breasts. If you are one of them, you might
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While it seems as though we primarily hear about the benefits of enlarging the breasts, the team in our Austin plastic surgery practice knows that there is another side to breast size. We consult with many women whose primary point of contention is that their breasts are too large. Breast reduction surgery helps such women
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Breast asymmetry is normal in the majority, if not all women. In the women who present for breast enhancement, breast asymmetry should be identified pre-operatively and discussed, but in most cases no correction is warranted. Breast asymmetry does move along a continuum of mild, moderate and severe, and it may vary in size and shape
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The nipple is a duct filled structure which connects the glandular tissue of the breast to the skin. It is a very sensitive and active structure to allow for a mother to nurse her baby as well as a sensual organ with many nerve endings. Unfortunately, the nipple can be source of functional and cosmetic
Nipple Size and Breast Surgery: Getting the height right. Read More »
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