Breast-related issues

breast reduction surgery

Top Surgery FtM is a specialized surgery aimed at removing female breast characteristics to achieve a flat chest appearance. This surgery not only helps patients appear more aligned with their gender identity but also enhances their self-confidence. It is important to note that this surgery involves the removal of most breast tissue, making it irreversible, and patients will not be able to breastfeed afterward, which requires special evaluation before the surgery.

breast reduction surgery

Understand the steps, risks, and recovery time of breast reduction surgery. Is it suitable? Common FAQs include post-surgery scars, breastfeeding ability, suitable age for surgery, etc. Look for a professional plastic surgeon to provide安心服務.

Breast lift surgery

Breast lift surgery is a type of cosmetic surgery that improves the condition of sagging breasts. This surgery primarily involves removing excess skin, reshaping breast tissue, and repositioning the nipples and areolas to restore the youthful contour and enhance the appearance of the breasts. Breast lift surgery is suitable for women who have experienced sagging breasts due to pregnancy, breastfeeding, significant weight changes, or natural aging. This surgery can be performed alone or in combination with other breast augmentation or reduction surgeries to achieve better aesthetic results.

second breast augmentation surgery

Secondary breast augmentation surgery is aimed at patients who have already undergone a breast augmentation procedure and require a second surgery for various reasons. Such surgeries are often performed due to dissatisfaction with the results of the initial surgery, changes in appearance expectations over time, or issues with the implants (such as hardening, rupture, or displacement). Further reasons include unnatural breast shape, size asymmetry, or capsular contracture.

Gynecomastia surgery

There is not much difference in the basic structure of breasts between men and women, both containing glandular and fatty tissues. The dominant hormone in the male body is the male hormone produced by the testes, which suppresses breast development in men, usually keeping the volume smaller. In contrast, in women, breast development is mainly stimulated by female hormones (such as estrogen) produced by the ovaries, adrenal glands, and other organs, causing them to protrude.