Plastic Surgery

Breast Reduction

Having larger breasts can be challenging for women, as it can cause physical and emotional issues when they are out of proportion with the rest of their bodies.

At West Georgia Center for Plastic Surgery, we offer breast reduction surgery to provide a lasting solution to the that enlarged breasts can have on your lifestyle.

What is breast reduction surgery?

Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure performed to treat and correct medical complications and sometimes painful symptoms of macromastia, or enlarged breasts.

Complications of enlarged breasts include:

  • Chronic back, neck and shoulder pain
  • Posture issues
  • Chest wall pain
  • Headaches
  • Numbness or tingling in the hands
  • Rashes underneath the breasts

Through breast reduction surgery, you can find relief from these symptoms and achieve a more proportionate and excellent breast shape that complements your overall body shape.

How much does breast reduction surgery cost?

Breast reduction surgery is often covered by health insurance plans.

Most insurance plans require medical documentation of failed conservative treatments to help relieve physical pain or discomfort. Since every insurance plan is different, please contact your insurance company directly or reach our to our office for more information.

Personalized quotes are provided during your consultation and we warmly invite you to schedule today, to explore the options designed specifically for you. Our comprehensive package includes the physician’s fee, facility charges, anesthesia, pre-operative visit, post-operative care as well as dressings and garments — everything you need for a confident supported journey.

Is there a breast reduction surgery for men?

Men also may benefit from breast reduction surgery, also known as gynecomastia surgery.

Discover how a breast reduction can change everything for you.

The result? Freedom. Relief from pain. 

And the ability to fully enjoy every moment as a mom. Kayli is more active, more present and living life on her terms. If her journey resonates with you, discover how a breast reduction could enhance your quality of life at West Georgia Center for Plastic Surgery.

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