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Breast · Tampa, FL

Breast Reduction (Reduction Mastopexy)

Reduces breast size and weight and lifts the breasts for a lighter, better-proportioned, more comfortable shape.

Why patients choose it

  • ✦Can ease neck, back and shoulder strain
  • ✦Lifted, proportional shape
  • ✦Better bra and clothing fit

Recovery

About 1–2 weeks for light activity; avoid heavy lifting for several weeks. Your surgeon will create a personalized recovery plan during your consultation.

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Breast reduction: when can large breasts cause problems?

Breast Reduction (Reduction Mastopexy) in Tampa

Breast reduction, also called reduction mastopexy, removes excess breast tissue, fat and skin while lifting and reshaping the breasts. The goal is a lighter, more proportional and more comfortable chest that fits your frame.

Why Patients Consider Breast Reduction

Very large or heavy breasts can affect daily comfort and activity. Common concerns include:

  • Neck, back and shoulder discomfort
  • Bra straps grooving into the shoulders
  • Skin irritation or rashes beneath the breasts
  • Difficulty exercising or finding clothes that fit
  • Breasts that feel out of proportion with the body

How the Procedure Works

Reduction mastopexy combines two goals: reducing volume and lifting. Excess tissue and skin are removed, the remaining tissue is reshaped, and the nipple and areola are repositioned higher on the breast. Areola size can also be reduced. Your surgeon will discuss the incision pattern that suits your anatomy.

Who May Be a Good Candidate

  • Adults in good overall health
  • Non-smokers, or willing to stop before and after surgery
  • At a stable weight
  • Bothered by the size, weight or position of their breasts
  • Have realistic expectations about results and scarring

Recovery

Most patients return to light activity and desk work in about 1–2 weeks. A supportive surgical bra is worn during healing, and heavy lifting and strenuous exercise are avoided for several weeks. Swelling gradually settles over the following months.

Scars

Incisions are placed to be as discreet as possible, typically around the areola and on the lower breast. Scars fade over time, and your surgeon will share scar-care recommendations.

Breast Reduction FAQs

Will I be able to breastfeed afterward?

Some patients can, but it is not guaranteed. Discuss future plans with your surgeon.

Can breast reduction be combined with other procedures?

Yes. It is often combined with liposuction or a tummy tuck as part of a mommy makeover.

Is breast reduction covered by insurance?

Coverage depends on your plan and medical documentation. Our team can explain options, including financing, during your consultation.

Take the Next Step

A private consultation is the best way to learn whether breast reduction is right for you.

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