Breast Reduction in Tunisia

Before the procedure, it’s essential to:

• Understand potential risks: Be informed about possible side effects and how to minimize them.
• Set realistic expectations: Know the expected results and be prepared to follow post-operative instructions for the best outcomes.

This procedure is recommended for women who:

• Suffer from chronic back, shoulder, or neck pain due to overly large breasts.
• Face difficulty in physical activities or finding suitable clothing because of breast size.
• Have breast asymmetry or disproportionate breasts compared to their body frame.

• Enhanced quality of life: Relief from back and neck pain, improved posture, and mobility.
• Boosted confidence: Achieve a more proportionate and aesthetically pleasing silhouette.
• Comprehensive care: ServiHealth manages all aspects of your medical journey, from initial consultation to recovery.

There are several techniques for breast reduction, including:

1. Inverted T-scar method: Suitable for significant reductions.
2. Vertical scar technique: Best for moderate reductions.
3. Periareolar reduction: For minor breast reductions.

The procedure may involve:

• Glandular tissue removal: Reduces breast size by removing excess glandular tissue.
• Liposuction: Removes excess fat to refine breast shape and contour.
• Skin reduction and reshaping: Adjusts the skin for a more aesthetic breast form.

Scars depend on the chosen technique. While they may initially be visible, they typically fade over time and are easily concealed under clothing or swimwear.

Steps include:

1. Anesthesia: Performed under general anesthesia.
2. Incisions: Made around the areola, vertically down to the breast crease, or along the inframammary fold, depending on the technique.
3. Reduction and reshaping: Excess glandular and fatty tissue is removed, and the breasts are reshaped for an aesthetic form.
4. Closure: Incisions are sutured, and dressings are applied.

After surgery:

• Recovery period: Avoid intense physical activities for several weeks.
• Swelling and bruising: Common side effects that subside gradually.
• Follow-up consultations: Regular check-ups with Dr. Djemal to monitor recovery.

Breast reduction results are generally permanent, although factors like aging, weight fluctuations, and pregnancies may influence the outcomes.

• Follow Dr. Djemal’s post-operative instructions.
• Wear a compression bra to support healing during recovery.
• Avoid smoking and alcohol during recovery.
• Maintain a stable weight to prevent recurrence of excessive breast size.

Initial results are noticeable during recovery, but they continue to improve over time. Final results are typically evident 6 to 12 months post-surgery when swelling subsides and tissues stabilize.

Breast reduction can be combined with other aesthetic treatments for enhanced results, such as:

• Breast lift: To elevate and firm sagging breasts.
• Liposuction: To refine surrounding areas and improve contours.
• Nipple and areola correction: To address asymmetries or disproportionate features.