Category: Breast Reduction

Pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding can bring about significant changes to your body. While some changes may resolve naturally over time, others can stick around long after you’ve given birth — even if you dedicate yourself to healthy eating and regular exercise.
Once you’ve achieved all you can through a healthy lifestyle, you may wish to ...

For many women, pregnancy changes the body in ways that diet and exercise alone cannot fully reverse. If you are looking for other ways to address these changes, you may be considering post-pregnancy body contouring surgery. But will your insurance cover the costs?
It is only natural to want to look into all of your ...

At the plastic surgery practice of Dr Ellis Choy, we understand that cost is a crucial factor when making decisions about surgery. That is why we believe in providing comprehensive and transparent information about the costs of breast reduction in Australia.
Below, we answer some of the questions we commonly receive about the cost of ...

Post-pregnancy body contouring is a combination of surgeries designed to reshape a woman’s body after pregnancy and childbirth. Although each person’s bundle of procedures is unique, post-pregnancy body contouring typically consist of procedures that focus on the breasts and abdomen, as these areas are heavily impacted by pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding.
During your consultation, Dr Choy ...

Many women with very large breasts feel burdened by the extra weight. On top of aesthetic concerns, large-breasted women often experience physical discomfort. Larger breasts can cause posture problems, skin rashes and upper body pain, and limit the ability to participate comfortably in physical activities. 
A combination of the above factors is usually what motivates women ...

Women who wish to change the appearance of their breasts have an array of surgical procedures to choose from. Breast lift and breast reduction are two of the most popular options for women seeking to refine the size, shape or position of their breasts. Although there are some similarities between these procedures, there are key ...

Breasts that are disproportionately large and heavy can present numerous challenges. You may find that certain activities or styles of clothing are uncomfortable. You may also suffer from chronic pain in your back and neck, skin irritation due to excessive friction underneath your breasts or deep indentations in your shoulders from overburdened bra straps.
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For both younger and older women, breasts that are sagging or overly large can make daily activities painful and uncomfortable. This issue affects women of all ages and stages of life, and breast reduction surgery continues to be a popular solution.
We recommend that patients are at least 18 years old before pursuing breast ...

From enlarged or deflated breasts to separated abdominal muscles and fat accumulation, the female body can go through many changes during and after pregnancy.
Post-pregnancy body contouring combines different treatments to address multiple areas of the body that have been affected by pregnancy or childbirth. Sydney Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Ellis Choy personalises each procedure ...

Many women experience discomfort, physical strain and activity limitations as a result of excessively large or heavy breasts. A breast reduction, or reduction mammoplasty, serves to alleviate these symptoms and restore a more proportionate look and feel to the breasts.
Depending on your current condition and needs, you may be eligible for a medical breast ...