Superior pedicle technique
The most commonly used technique. The upper pedicle supplies blood to the areola. Allows for significant reductions with an excellent aesthetic result.

Excessive breast size can lead to back pain, discomfort during exercise and psychological distress. Breast reduction surgery helps restore a harmonious bust line and improves quality of life.
Breasts that are too large, often accompanied by sagging, can lead to physical consequences (back and shoulder pain, discomfort during exercise, bra strap marks) and psychological ones (self-consciousness, difficulty getting dressed).
Most visual abnormalities can be corrected with treatment during the early years of life. Our ophthalmologists are trained to welcome and examine children in the best possible conditions.

The standard technique for significant reductions. Allows for complete reshaping and repositioning of the areola. Scar well concealed beneath the breast.
For moderate reductions. Minimal scarring around the areola and a vertical scar beneath the breast. Optimal aesthetic result.
Correction of asymmetry between the two breasts can be performed at the same time. The aim: symmetrical, well-proportioned and harmonious breasts.
A minimally invasive technique is possible in certain cases (moderate volume without ptosis). Minimal scarring, faster recovery.

You may wish to consider a breast reduction if you suffer from:
A consultation will confirm your suitability and determine the best surgical technique.
The pre-operative consultation assesses your suitability for the procedure, selects the appropriate technique and provides you with detailed information about the procedure and the recovery process.
Our doctors are experts in the most advanced injection techniques. Each treatment is tailored to your body type and your goals.
The technique is chosen during pre-operative consultations based on the volume to be reduced, the quality of the skin and the position of the areola.
The most commonly used technique. The upper pedicle supplies blood to the areola. Allows for significant reductions with an excellent aesthetic result.
Ideal for very large breasts. Excellent results with preservation of sensitivity.
For moderate reductions. Scar limited to around the areola and running vertically under the breast. Faster recovery.
Suitable for moderate breast size without sagging. Minimal scarring, quick recovery, ideal for younger patients.
TEach stage is designed with your safety and comfort in mind.
Full assessment, choice of technique, LAMal reimbursement process if applicable. Mandatory cooling-off period.
General anaesthesia. Duration: 2 to 3 hours. Discharge on the same day. Follow-up appointment the next day.
The breasts are already reduced and repositioned higher up. Pain managed with painkillers. Detailed post-operative instructions.
At 3 months, the breasts are less rounded and the tissue has softened. Final result at 6 months.
Recovery & aftercare
Check-up the following day. Wear of a compression bra provided. Mild discomfort managed with painkillers.
Resume light activities. Avoid carrying heavy loads and sport. Massage the scars.
The breasts soften. Final results at 6 months. Immediate relief from back pain.
Breast reduction is a safe and well-established procedure. The vast majority of patients are very satisfied with the functional and aesthetic results.
Pain in the first few days, tightness, swelling. Managed with painkillers. Disappear within 2–3 weeks.
Bruising, infection, delayed healing. Monitoring included.
Fade over 12 to 18 months. Massage and scar cream recommended.
Immediate relief from back pain in over 90% of cases.

Daily massage with scar cream from day 21 onwards. Scars gradually fade over 12 to 18 months.

Continue to perform a monthly breast self-examination. Follow the screening recommendations for your age group.

Mammographic screening is still recommended in accordance with Swiss guidelines. Inform the radiologist about the procedure.

Breast reduction surgery may be partially covered by the LAMal in certain medically justified cases..
Your surgeon will guide you through the process with your insurance provider.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Partially possible if back pain is documented and the volume to be removed is sufficient. Your surgeon will guide you through the process.
Generally after 6 weeks for light activities. Swimming and contact sports are permitted after 3 months.
It is possible in some cases, but not guaranteed. The techniques used preserve the milk ducts as much as possible. Please inform your surgeon if you are planning to become pregnant.
They are well concealed and fade gradually. With proper aftercare, they become barely noticeable after 12 to 18 months.
The final result is assessed after 6 months. However, relief from back pain is immediate, starting the very next day.
Book an appointment for your surgical consultation and regain the comfort and confidence you deserve.