Category: Breast Reduction

Posted December 07, 2024 in Breast Reduction

Although highly beneficial for many, breast reduction surgery is surrounded by misconceptions that can deter potential candidates from seeking this life-changing procedure. Here, Dr. Scott Green, a leading expert in breast reduction, shares his professional insights to debunk these myths and highlight the true benefits of the procedure. His aim is to clear up the […]

Posted July 10, 2023 in Breast Reduction

Breast Reduction is one of the plastic surgeries with the highest satisfaction rate among patients. The reason for that is no mystery — in addition to being an effective cosmetic procedure, breast reduction can also transform the way a woman feels. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Scott Green shares some of the reasons why so many […]

Posted April 11, 2023 in Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, Breast Reduction

When your breasts aren’t proportional to your body, it can affect more than just your silhouette. Disproportionate breasts can make you feel self-conscious and limit your clothing choices. The fact is that many women have breasts that are out of proportion with the rest of their figure. Dr. Scott Green explains cosmetic surgery options for […]

Posted January 13, 2022 in Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, Breast Reduction

Having symmetry is considered an attractive quality — not just on the face, but also the breasts. While it is not unusual for breasts to look dissimilar, if your breasts appear visibly mismatched, you may consider cosmetic surgery to achieve symmetry. Beyond looking irregular, breasts that are of different sizes, shapes or positions can make […]

Posted October 30, 2021 in Breast Reduction

Although it is always a good idea to set reasonable expectations ahead of having plastic surgery, it is understandable that women get excited to have breast reduction. That is because the motivations to have breast reduction usually extend beyond cosmetic preference. The good news is that breast reduction meets those high expectations. A study published […]