Before the surgery, the surgeon performs a detailed examination and analyzes the shape, size, and position of the breasts. Based on the body's anatomy, they determine the most suitable surgical technique and create a preoperative drawing, which is an important part of the procedure planning.

During the operation, the surgeon removes excess tissue, reshapes the breast, and moves the nipples to a higher and more natural position. If necessary, the procedure is also combined with liposuction for additional shaping of the sides of the breast.

What techniques are used?

• excision of skin and glandular tissue
• combination with liposuction in certain patients

After surgery, the surgeon typically inserts drainage tubes to prevent fluid buildup and allow for safer healing. Scars are more noticeable initially but fade and soften over time.

What affects the aesthetic result?

• Skin quality and tissue healing
• precise planning and individual approach

The ultimate goal of the operation is breasts that are smaller, lighter, aesthetically more harmonious, and above all, more comfortable for everyday life.