What is Breast Reduction Surgery?
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a cosmetic and reconstructive procedure designed to remove excess breast fat, tissue, and skin. This helps achieve a breast size more proportionate to your body and alleviates discomfort caused by overly large breasts. At our Gurugram clinic, we specialize in both aesthetic and medically indicated breast reduction procedures.
You may be a good candidate if:
Our expert surgeon in Sector 85 will assess your concerns during a detailed consultation to determine your suitability.
Patients often report:
The procedure not only enhances your physical appearance but also improves your quality of life.
Our clinic employs the most advanced and safe techniques:
The best method for you will be determined based on your anatomy and goals.
Your journey begins with a personalized consultation at our Gurugram clinic:
The surgery typically lasts 2–4 hours and is done on a day-care or overnight basis.
We provide a detailed aftercare plan and follow-up appointments to ensure smooth recovery.
Pricing varies based on the complexity of the procedure and your specific needs.
On average, costs range from ₹80,000 to ₹1,50,000.
We offer full transparency — your package includes consultation, surgery, anesthesia, and post-op care.
As with any surgery, risks include:
Our board-certified surgeon follows the highest safety standards to minimize risks.
If the procedure is deemed medically necessary (for example, due to chronic pain or posture issues), some insurance providers may cover the cost. We also offer zero-interest EMI plans for eligible patients.
A: Mild to moderate pain is expected, but manageable with prescribed medications.
A: Many women can still breastfeed, but it depends on the technique used and individual anatomy.
A: Results are typically long-lasting, especially with a stable weight and healthy lifestyle.
A: Yes, but they fade significantly over time and are placed strategically to be less visible.
A: Most patients take about 7 to 10 days off work, depending on the nature of their job and how quickly they heal.
A: In most cases, breast reduction is a day-care procedure, and patients can return home the same day. In rare cases, an overnight stay may be advised.
A: Yes. Reducing breast size significantly lessens the pressure on bra straps, helping to prevent deep shoulder grooves and skin irritation.
A: It is usually recommended after breast development has stabilized, typically after age 18. However, it can be performed earlier if medically necessary.
A: Yes, in most cases, the nipples are moved to a more natural position to match the new breast shape, while preserving sensation when possible.
A: You’ll need to wear a soft, non-wired surgical bra or sports bra for several weeks to support healing and reduce swelling.
A: While the results are long-lasting, significant weight gain, pregnancy, or hormonal changes can affect breast size over time.
A: You can still get mammograms after surgery. Inform your radiologist about the surgery, as it helps interpret results accurately.
A: No. Many women undergo this surgery to relieve physical pain, improve posture, and address skin problems—making it a medically beneficial procedure.
A: Light walking is encouraged after a few days. Strenuous workouts and heavy lifting should be avoided for at least 4–6 weeks