What are some common risks associated with breast reduction?
Every surgery carries a certain degree of risk, and breast reductions are no different. Consult your plastic surgeon to learn more of the benefits and risks of your surgery. What should I do to prepare for surgery? Most doctors will have you take a mammogram before your reduction surgery to rule out any potential cancerous growths. You will also receive advice on what to not eat, drink, or take before the procedure. You should also limit your amount of aspirin you take and quit smoking at least two weeks before your surgery, for aspirin can prevent your blood from clotting and smoking inhibits the healing process. It is also arrange a ride home and for someone to take care of you the first few days after surgery. What will the day of surgery be like? Breast reductions are typically performed in a hospital, surgical suite, or a doctor’s office under general anesthesia. After the procedure you will be taken to a recovery room where your vital signs are monitored. Your breasts will be wra
