A Beautiful, Balanced Transformation with Breast Reduction

For many women, excessively large breasts can cause physical discomfort and emotional distress, affecting their quality of life. Dr. Cohen’s whole-person approach to breast reduction surgery offers a transformative solution, reshaping your figure to help you look and feel your best. Dr. Cohen combines years of experience and a top-tier education with a compassionate approach. He listens because he cares. If you are looking for a transformation with personalized breast reduction surgery in Denver, Dr. Cohen is here for you. 

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What Can Breast Reduction Do for You?

  • Alleviates Back and Neck Pain: Reduces the size and weight of overly large breasts, typically relieving chronic back, neck, and shoulder pain.
  • Improves Posture: Enhances posture by removing excess breast tissue for more comfort while standing and sitting. 
  • Comfort in Physical Activities: Makes exercise, sports, and other physical activities more comfortable and enjoyable by reducing breast size. Many patients are even able to continue to lose weight as a result of their better ability to exercise.
  • Improves Clothing Fit: Allows for a broader range of clothing options with regular sizes.
  • Enhances Breast Shape: Reshapes and lifts the breasts for a more proportionate and youthful appearance.
  • Boosts Confidence: Improves self-esteem and body image by achieving a breast size balanced with your frame.
  • Reduces Skin Irritation: Removes the risk of developing skin irritations and rashes caused by large breasts rubbing against the skin.

Your Body, Your Blueprint

The first step of your breast reduction process begins with a detailed consultation with Dr. Cohen, where you’ll discuss your concerns and goals and create a unique blueprint for your surgery. On your big day, wear comfortable clothes and arrange for someone to drive you home. Breast reduction surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia and usually takes about 3 hours. After the surgery, you’ll be monitored in a recovery area before being discharged to return home the same day.

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You Recover, We’ll Do the Rest

After surgery, your job is to relax and recover. But we expect patients to function normally around the home and walk regularly. Schedule one to two weeks off work to give yourself time to heal. You may experience swelling, bruising, and discomfort in the initial days following the procedure which are controlled with the prescription medications. Dr. Cohen will provide detailed post-operative care instructions, including guidance on managing pain, caring for incisions, and wearing a supportive bra to make your recovery as smooth as possible.

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FAQ Breast Reduction

Am I a good candidate for breast reduction surgery?

If you experience physical discomfort, such as back, neck, or shoulder pain, or have emotional distress related to the size of your breasts, you may be a good candidate for breast reduction. Dr. Cohen will assess your specific needs during your consultation.

Will there be visible scars after surgery?

This procedure involves making incisions. Depending on your surgery, some may be around the areola, vertically down to the breast crease, and along the breast fold. These incisions are strategically placed to minimize visible scarring. With proper care, scars will fade over time and become less noticeable.

How long do the results of breast reduction last?

The results of breast reduction surgery are long-lasting. However, factors such as weight fluctuations, pregnancy, aging, and hormonal changes can impact the shape and size of your breasts over time. Maintaining a stable weight and a healthy lifestyle can help preserve your results.

Can breast reduction be combined with other procedures?

Yes, breast reduction can be combined with other procedures, such as a breast lift, to achieve more comprehensive results. Dr. Cohen will discuss your options and create a tailored treatment plan based on your goals.

How soon can I return to normal activities after surgery?

You can typically return to light activities within 1 to 2 weeks and resume work after 2 to 3 weeks. Strenuous activities should be avoided for at least 4 to 6 weeks to ensure proper healing and achieve the best results.

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