Breast & Body
Breast Reduction
Breast Reduction
Reduce the size and weight of overly large breasts — reshaping and lifting at the same time — to relieve neck, shoulder, and back strain and restore comfortable, balanced proportions.
What is breast reduction?
Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty) removes excess tissue, fat, and skin, then reshapes and lifts the breasts and repositions the nipple for proportions that suit your frame — leaving the breasts lighter and better defined.
Overly large breasts often cause neck, shoulder, and back pain, bra-strap grooving, skin irritation, and difficulty moving. Reduction improves both comfort and confidence. The YOUNIFY team plans a size that fits your body and lifestyle.
Concerns it addresses
Neck, shoulder & back pain
Large, heavy breasts pull on the neck, shoulders, and back, causing chronic pain.
Bra-strap grooving
Straps carry so much weight they leave deep grooves in the shoulders.
Irritation under the fold
Moisture under the breast fold causes recurring rashes or irritation.
Difficulty exercising / moving
Breast size and weight make exercise and daily activity difficult.
YOUNIFY
Why choose YOUNIFY
Breast Reduction vs Breast Lift
The two procedures differ in their goal — your surgeon will help you decide which suits you.
How we plan your result
Breast reduction isn't only removing tissue — it resizes the breast in proportion to your frame and lifts it to a firmer shape in one procedure, while preserving the nipple's blood supply and, as far as possible, its sensation.
Your planning options
Who is it for
Those with large breasts causing neck, shoulder, or back pain
Those with bra-strap grooving or skin irritation under the fold
Those who find exercise or activity difficult due to breast size
Those in good health with no contraindications to surgery
Your approach options
Vertical (lollipop)
ProsLess scarring than the anchor pattern; suits a moderate reduction.
NoteMay not be enough for very large, sagging breasts.
Anchor (inverted-T)
ProsRemoves and reshapes substantially for large, sagging breasts.
NoteAn anchor-shaped scar that fades once healed.
The treatment process
Consult & assess symptoms
Assess size, pain, and your desired proportion, and hear your goals.
Plan reduction & scar pattern
Determine how much to remove and the scar pattern for your frame and sagging.
Prepare for surgery
Fitness checks and preparation guidance.
Surgery day
Performed in a standard operating theatre by a specialist surgeon and anesthesia team.
Aftercare
A supportive garment, a swelling program, and wound-care guidance.
Follow-up
Suture removal and reviews as the shape settles.
Recovery timeline
Rest; mild tightness and swelling are normal and controlled with prescribed medication.
Wear a supportive sports bra; avoid heavy lifting and chest exertion.
Neck and back strain begin to ease as you return to more daily activities.
The shape settles and scars fade; exercise resumes as advised by your surgeon.
Price list
* Indicative prices for reference only. Final pricing depends on an individual assessment. Overseas prices are indicative market estimates for comparison only — contact our team for a personalized quote.
Frequently asked questions
Does reduction really relieve pain?
Those with neck, shoulder, or back pain from breast weight usually feel notably better afterward, as the load on the spine and muscles is reduced.
Will my breasts sag after reduction?
A reduction usually includes a lift in the same procedure, so you gain a firmer, better-defined shape at the same time.
Can I still breastfeed afterward?
It depends on the technique and how much tissue is removed. Tell your surgeon if you plan to breastfeed in the future so it can be considered in planning.
Will scars be visible?
Incisions are designed to hide around the areola and under the breast fold, and fade gradually once healed.
* This information is for general education. Results and treatment plans depend on an individual medical assessment.
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Interested in breast reduction?
Book a consultation for a personalized assessment and treatment plan with the YOUNIFY Clinic medical team.