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What is Breast reduction Surgery?
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a cosmetic and reconstructive procedure designed to remove excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to achieve a breast size that is more proportionate to the body. This surgery not only improves physical comfort by alleviating issues such as back, neck, and shoulder pain caused by overly large breasts, but it can also enhance body balance, improve posture, and create a more youthful, lifted appearance. Many patients also choose breast reduction for the confidence and freedom it brings in clothing choices and daily activities.
Ideal Candidate
A reduction may serve you if you
- suffer chronic back, neck, or shoulder pain linked to breast weight;
- experience skin rashes or bra-strap grooves;
- limit exercise or clothing choices because of breast size;
- maintain a stable weight and are free of uncontrolled diabetes or smoking.
Future pregnancy or major weight change may stretch results; timing is personalised in consultation.
Consultation & Mapping
During a 60-minute private session Dr Guessous measures base width, parenchymal thickness, and nipple position. Together you agree on target volume, cup range, and incision style. You leave with a discreet dossier—lab checklist, bra-fitting voucher, recovery calendar, and transparent fees—allowing thoughtful scheduling.
Procedure Day
Arrive via a private entrance; final markings are placed standing for precision. After surgery you wake in a tranquillity suite wearing a custom support bra and soft bandages. Walking begins within hours, and most clients return home—or to our partner hotel—the same evening with a dedicated nurse escort.
Recovery & Results Timeline
- Days 1–3 Mild aching, easily managed with oral analgesics; brief arm movements encouraged.
- Week 1 Dressings changed; shower permitted; swelling down 25 %.
- Week 3 Light desk work and driving resume; bruising fades; shape settles.
- Week 6 Support bra by day only; gym cardio and Pilates restart; scars flatten.
- Months 3–6 Final contour stabilises; scars soften from blush to skin-tone; posture feels naturally upright.
Safety & Comfort
Guess Clinic adheres to international breast-reduction safety protocols: dual venous thrombo-embolism prophylaxis, meticulous haemostasis, and nerve-sparing pedicle design. Complications—delayed healing, sensation change, minor asymmetry—are uncommon and addressed promptly with on-site ultrasound and physician oversight. Your nurse line stays open 24 ⁄ 7 for reassurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I lose nipple sensation?
Most patients retain full or partial sensitivity thanks to broad pedicle preservation; permanent numbness is rare.
Can I breast-feed later?
Up to 60–70 % can; design prioritises duct integrity, though future lactation cannot be guaranteed.
Pain level?
Clients liken it to chest-day soreness, controlled with analgesics for three to five days.
Visible scars?
Incisions sit around the areola and, if needed, down to the fold; they fade to fine, pale lines by month six with silicone and LED scar care.
When may I fly?
Short-haul at Day 5; long-haul at two weeks with compression stockings and hourly walks.
Arrange Your Private Consultation
Balanced elegance and relieved posture start with a confidential conversation. Phone +212 522 79 79 11 or visit Guess Clinic, Boulevard de la Grande Ceinture, Ain Diab, Casablanca, to schedule your breast-reduction assessment. Lightness—and confidence—await.
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