Over time, due to hormonal changes, aging, and gravity, breast shape and volume can change significantly.
Women with heavy breasts often develop sagging (ptosis) and seek a firmer and more youthful breast shape.
If the breasts are overly large, a breast reduction may also be indicated — many affected patients suffer from chronic neck and shoulder pain.
In principle, both procedures are similar:
Your individual goals are at the heart of our planning.
Together with you, Dr. Million and his team design a treatment concept suited to your anatomy and expectations.
The most common technique we use is the inverted T-incision (anchor incision), which allows optimal shaping while maintaining blood supply to the nipple.
We often employ the superior-medial pedicle technique, ensuring excellent blood flow and sensation to the nipple.
An additional advantage is the redistribution of glandular tissue to the upper breast pole, providing long-lasting lift and preventing the breast from sagging again.
The glandular tissue is reshaped like an internal bra, giving internal support and volume.
If the lift is minor, a periareolar (O-shaped) incision may be sufficient.
For more extensive tightening, this is combined with a vertical (I-shaped) incision extending toward the breast fold.
If further contouring along the fold is needed, a mini-T or full T-incision is performed.
In some cases, medical necessity may justify cost coverage by health insurance — typically if at least 500 g of tissue per breast must be removed due to physical discomfort.
Partial reimbursement may be possible if a medical indication is documented.
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