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Breast Reduction

What is Breast Reduction?

Oversized breasts are an actual condition medically known as breast hypertrophy. This condition occurs at puberty and sometimes during pregnancy. The sudden onset of breast hypertrophy, although rare, does happen, and breast reduction surgery can help.

Many women get breast reduction surgery if they feel they have oversized breasts. If you have oversized breasts you probably have been at the wrong end of many tasteless jokes. You may suffer form poor body image, self-consciousness and depression.

Oversized breast breasts can not only affect your self-esteem but also can cause back problems along with other health and medical issues. You may even be having sleep problems as you struggle to get comfortable.

AAG Miami with ASPS member surgeon* Dr. Thomas J. Zaydon MD, has been providing plastic surgery services in South Florida for over 20 years and is an established and recognized authority on the subject.

Call 1-888-583-8884 to arrange a FREE consultation.

Men Need Breast Reduction Surgery Too!

Men can also be good candidates for breast reduction surgery. Many men have gynecomastia—enlargement of one or both breasts. Gynecomastia can be caused by drugs like marijuana, steroids, prescriptions like anti-depressants, blood-pressure medicine, and others.

Gynecomastia is irreversible and can only be treated with surgery. The male breast reduction procedure can be performed by liposuction or surgery depending on the patient's anatomical needs.

There are many reasons why men and women choose to have breast reduction surgery. If you feel you may be a good candidate call us at 1-800-325-1325 for more info.

* ASPS Member Surgeons ensure that patients receive the highest quality care and surgical excellence. Each ASPS Member Surgeon is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, operates only in accredited surgical facilities, adheres to a strict code of ethics, and regularly attends continuing medical education courses.