Breast Reduction in Salzburg & Pixendorf – Natural Result, Enhanced Well-being
An overly large breast can not only impair aesthetic perception but also lead to considerable physical discomfort. Many women suffer from back pain, neck tension, postural problems, or skin irritations in the inframammary fold. Psychological well-being and the selection of suitable clothing are also often restricted.
With a breast reduction performed by Dr. Spiegl, patients receive a more harmonious breast shape that optimally suits their body – leading to increased quality of life and enhanced self-confidence.
Reasons for a Breast Reduction
The procedure with Dr. Spiegl in Salzburg or Pixendorf is particularly advisable when:
- chronic back, neck, or shoulder pain arises from the weight of the breasts,
- sports activities or movements are severely restricted,
- skin irritations or eczema occur in the inframammary fold,
- posture is negatively affected,
- psychological stress is caused by the breast size.
Many patients report a significant relief in everyday life, improved freedom of movement, and a positive change in their self-esteem after the operation.
How Does a Breast Reduction Work?
A breast reduction is always simultaneously a breast lift. Dr. Spiegl removes excess glandular tissue, fat, and skin, reshapes the breast, and repositions the nipple to a natural position.
The surgical technique chosen depends on factors such as breast size, skin quality, and individual desires. In some cases, reversing a previous breast augmentation may also be part of the treatment.
The Anchor or T-Scar Technique
This classic method is particularly suitable for large breast volumes or severely sagging tissue. The incision runs around the nipple, vertically downwards, and along the inframammary fold. This allows for the removal of a large amount of tissue and the shaping of a new breast form.
Scar-Sparing Techniques
For moderate breast volume or good skin elasticity, scar-sparing procedures are possible. Smaller incisions are made here – usually only around the nipple or additionally with a short vertical incision.
