Breast Reduction

Reduction Mammaplasty

Breast reduction is a surgical procedure that removes excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to create smaller, lighter, and more proportionate breasts. The goal is to relieve physical discomfort while improving breast shape and balance.

Many patients seek breast reduction due to chronic neck, back, and shoulder pain, skin irritation, or limitations with exercise and daily activities. Breast reduction can significantly improve comfort, mobility, and quality of life.

What Is Breast Reduction?

Breast reduction is a surgical procedure that reduces breast size while reshaping and lifting the breasts. The nipples and areolas are repositioned to a natural, youthful location on the chest.

In addition to reducing size, breast reduction often improves breast symmetry and firmness. The procedure can also relieve strain on the neck, shoulders, and back caused by heavy breasts.

Dr. Parcells and Dr. Pasick tailor each breast reduction to the patient’s anatomy, symptoms, and goals, with a focus on function, comfort, and natural aesthetics.

Benefits of Breast Reduction
Relief from physical discomfort
Reduces neck, back, and shoulder pain.
Improved posture and mobility
Makes daily activities and exercise more comfortable.
Better breast proportion
Creates a size that better fits your body frame.
Improved breast shape and lift
Elevates the breasts while reducing volume.
Reduced skin irritation
Helps relieve rashes or grooving from bra straps.
Long-lasting results
Results are durable with stable weight.
What Happens During Your Breast Reduction Consultation?

During your consultation, you will meet with one of our board-certified plastic surgeons to discuss your symptoms, goals, and medical history. A detailed evaluation of breast size, shape, and physical findings will be performed.

Dr. Parcells and Dr. Pasick will explain surgical options, incision patterns, and expected

outcomes. If insurance coverage is being pursued, required criteria and documentation will be reviewed.

You will receive a personalized treatment plan and clear guidance on next steps.

Who is a good candidate for Breast Reduction?

You may be a good candidate for
A breast reduction if you:

Your surgeon will help determine whether breast reduction is
medically necessary or cosmetic based on your symptoms and goals.

What Is Recovery from Breast Reduction Like?

Recovery varies by patient and surgical technique. Swelling, bruising, and soreness are common during the first few weeks.

Most patients return to light activity within one to two weeks. Strenuous exercise and heavy lifting are restricted

for several weeks.

Many patients notice improvement in physical symptoms early in recovery, with continued refinement of breast shape over several months.

How Much Does Breast Reduction Cost?

Breast reduction is often covered by insurance, depending on your specific plan and medical criteria. Our team will verify your insurance benefits and review coverage requirements.

Based on your symptoms, exam findings, and insurance guidelines, Dr. Parcells and Dr. Pasick will discuss whether you are a candidate for insurance-covered breast reduction and outline the steps needed to qualify. If insurance coverage is not available, self-pay options and pricing will be reviewed during your consultation.

Before and After

Breast reduction results become more noticeable as swelling decreases. Many patients experience early relief of physical symptoms, with final results continuing to improve over time.

Before-and-after photos may be reviewed during your consultation to help set realistic expectations.

Why Choose Us For Your Breast Reduction Surgery

Our practice has extensive experience in both cosmetic and medically indicated breast reduction surgery. The procedure is performed with careful attention to symptom relief, breast shape, and long-term comfort.

Dr. Parcells and Dr. Pasick are board-certified plastic surgeons with deep expertise in reduction mammaplasty. Together, they provide thoughtful, individualized care in a supportive and patient-centered environment.

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