Breast sculpting & sizing
Breast sculpting & sizing
Breast surgery procedures are performed for cosmetic and therapeutic purposes. A general goal is to provide an improvement in body proportion, feminine shape, and overall body confidence.
Whether you are considering breast augmentation, a breast lift, breast reduction, or reconstructive surgery, Dr. Ayalp will take the time to understand your goals and recommend a personalized treatment plan designed to achieve natural-looking results. Schedule your free consultation today for Breast Augmentation or Breast Procedures!
Breast augmentation is performed to increase the size and fullness of the breasts. Uneven breast sizes may also be improved by the use of different volumes in each breast implant.
A breast lift is performed to correct sagging breasts with low nipples and to increase firmness without reducing the size. The operation involves a rearrangement of the soft tissues, repositioning the nipple, and increasing firmness by tightening the skin covering.
A breast reduction is performed to reduce the size and improve the appearance of unusually large breasts. Large breasts may cause aches and pains in the back and upper neck and may cause deep grooves on the shoulders from bra straps that support the excessively heavy breasts.
A male breast reduction is performed to reduce or eliminate excess male breast tissue. During puberty, mild enlargement of male breast tissue often occurs but usually disappears over a period of one to two years. When it persists, its appearance can cause embarrassment or extreme self-consciousness in social situations.
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