Breast Reduction Surgery Explained By A Plastic Surgeon

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Thinking about breast reduction surgery? Wondering who it’s for, how recovery works, whether it’s covered by insurance, or if it could affect breastfeeding?
In this episode of Talking With Docs, Dr. Brad Weening and Dr. Paul Zalzal are joined by Dr. Julie Khanna, Plastic Surgeon and Founder of ICLS, to discuss breast reduction surgery, breast lifts, and how these procedures can dramatically improve both comfort and quality of life.

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Dr. Khanna explains the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift, who may benefit from surgery, and why breast reduction is often considered one of the most life-changing procedures in plastic surgery. The discussion also covers the physical symptoms caused by overly large breasts, recovery timelines, potential risks, breastfeeding considerations, scarring, and what patients can realistically expect from surgery.

You’ll learn:
• What breast reduction surgery actually is
• The difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift
• Who may be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery
• How large breasts can contribute to neck, shoulder, and back pain
• Why breast reduction is covered by provincial healthcare in some cases
• What happens during breast reduction surgery
• How long recovery typically takes
• When patients can return to work, exercise, and daily activities
• Whether breast reduction surgery affects breastfeeding
• The risks of surgery, including scarring and nipple blood supply
• Why smoking significantly increases surgical risks
• The importance of breast cancer screening before surgery
• What results patients can realistically expect
• Why breast reduction surgery often has such a positive impact on confidence and quality of life

The doctors also discuss how breasts naturally change during puberty, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and menopause, why every patient’s anatomy is unique, and why having an open conversation with a qualified plastic surgeon is the best first step when considering surgery.

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