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Breast Reduction




Breast Reduction

When breasts are excessively large and sagging, it not only causes physical discomfort but also affects mental health, leading to chronic fatigue, shoulder and neck pain, and even disc problems. Additionally, excessively large breasts can create an image of looking frumpy, causing individuals to hunch over, lose confidence, and become more passive in character. For the restoration of health and confidence, surgical intervention is often necessary to address this condition known as macromastia. 

Surgery Hours


3-4 hour


Anaesthetic Method


Propofol sedation anesthesia


Hospitalization


The day


Remove stitch


7 days after surgery


Recovery


3-4 days later

Breast Reduction 


When breasts are excessively large and sagging, it not only causes physical discomfort but also affects mental health, leading to chronic fatigue, shoulder and neck pain, and even disc problems. Additionally, excessively large breasts can create an image of looking frumpy, causing individuals to hunch over, lose confidence, and become more passive in character. For the restoration of health and confidence, surgical intervention is often necessary to address this condition known as macromastia. 

Surgery Hours  |  3-4 hour

Propofol sedation anesthesia


Hospitalization  |  The day


Remove stitch  |  7 days after surgery


Recovery  |  3-4 days later

Surgical methods 

    Periareolar incision 

  1. Minimal scarring.
  2. Suitable for unmarried women.
  3. Minimal bleeding.
  4. Low risk of nipple sensation loss.
  5. Shorter surgery duration compared to other methods.

    Vertical Incision Method  

  1. Periareolar incision and 'H' Incision
    complement each other's weaknesses.
  2. Scarring is less prominent compared
    to the 'H' Incision Method.
  3. There is minimal loss of nipple sensation.
  4. It can be applied even for relatively
    large breast reductions.
  5. The surgical approach varies depending
    on the type of flap that includes the nipple.
  6. It is currently the most commonly performed surgical method.

    ‘H’ Incision Method

  1. It is convenient even for the surgery
    of severely hypertrophic breasts.
  2. Predicting surgical outcomes is easier.
  3. It is convenient for significant reduction of severely drooping hypertrophic breasts.
  4. Blood supply to the nipple-areola complex is rich.
  5. It is easier to control the amount of tissue
    being removed.

Please tell us your story.

First of all, any story is fine. Please let us know about your cosmetic concerns. We will provide thorough consultation to suggest the best treatment tailored to each individual.

Surgical methods 

Periareolar incision



1. Minimal scarring.
2. Suitable for unmarried women.
3. Minimal bleeding.
4. Low risk of nipple sensation loss.
5. Shorter surgery duration compared to other methods.

Vertical Incision Method 



1. Periareolar incision and 'H' Incision complement each other's weaknesses.
2. Scarring is less prominent compared to the 'H' Incision Method.
3. There is minimal loss of nipple sensation.
4. It can be applied even for relatively large breast reductions.
5. The surgical approach varies depending on the type of flap that includes the nipple.
6. It is currently the most commonly performed surgical method.

‘H’ Incision Method



1. It is convenient even for the surgery of severely hypertrophic breasts.
2. Predicting surgical outcomes is easier.
3. It is convenient for significant reduction of severely drooping hypertrophic breasts.
4. Blood supply to the nipple-areola complex is rich.
5. It is easier to control the amount of tissue being removed.

Please tell us your story.

First of all, any story is fine. Please let us know about your cosmetic concerns.
We will provide thorough consultation to suggest the best treatment tailored to each individual.


Honnete Clinic

12F, 439, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul


Operating Hours

Mon-Fri 10:00 to 19:00
Saturday 10:00 to 17:00
 Wednesday, Sunday : Closed

Copyright © 2024 Honnete All rights reserved.

Honnete Clinic

12F, 439, Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea


Operating Hours

Mon-Fri 10:00 to 19:00

Saturday 10:00 to 17:00
Wednesday, Sunday : Closed


Copyright © 2024 Honnete All rights reserved.