During the operation, the plastic surgeon permanently removes breast tissue and skin, and the result is therefore permanent. However, there are situations in which your breasts can increase in volume again, such as:

– Gaining weight.
– Pregnancy.
– Use of the pill (hormonal contraception).

These are factors that can affect the size of your breasts, but with a healthy lifestyle, the chances of your breasts growing back to their pre-surgery size are small.

Yes, scars will always remain visible after a breast reduction, but they will eventually match your skin tone. With the most common surgical techniques, the scars are located around the areolas, under the breast in the skin fold, and between the nipple and the fold under the breast, running vertically. Over the first year, the scars gradually fade and become less noticeable.

Every surgical procedure carries risks and complications, including breast reduction. By providing appropriate information and precautions, we aim to reduce the risk of complications. By carefully following our instructions before the breast reduction procedure, you minimize the risk of complications. Some possible complications of breast reduction include:

◦ Change in sensation in your breasts;
◦ Allergic reactions to the anesthetic or suture material;
◦ Swelling or bleeding;
◦ Infections;
◦ Connective tissue formation in scars;
◦ Slow wound healing.

In exceptional cases it is necessary to perform an additional operation to achieve a good end result. 

In case of emergency we are available 24/7, because we are a subsidiary of OLVG are. With us you will not only find the advantages of a small-scale clinic, but also the advantages of a large hospital.