Louisiana Breast Reduction

Louisiana breast reduction expert Penelope C. Treece, M.D., says there is another side to breast surgery. While many women are concerned about larger breasts, just as many other women have huge breasts, sagging down to their stomachs, causing embarrassment and health problems. Dr. Treece brings to the operating room an artist's eye - because she's a widely hailed artist. Plus, Louisiana breast reduction patients feel comfortable and at home in the all-woman office.

Right for You?

A patient may be ready for breast reduction if she has any of the following:

• Heavy, sagging breasts
• Frequent neck, back or shoulder pain
• Shoulder notching or furrowing because of the weight on the bra straps
• Breasts that are too large for the woman's body size

Louisiana breast reduction patients are all ages. However, Dr. Treece cautions that the patient's breasts should be fully developed. But you might want to hold off if you intend to become pregnant because a breast lift can interfere with nursing. Louisiana breast reduction patients report their recovery period is about two weeks. Dr. Treece says many of her Louisiana breast augmentation patients report they no longer have rashes on their stomachs and they are delighted to see a waist line that has long been hidden. So they often look thinner!

Louisiana breast lift patients, once healed with smaller, lighter and firmer breasts, say their lives are changed because they can work out and take part in sports again, wear the latest fashions in clothes, tops and bathing suits. But most of all, they receive a huge lift in self-confidence and happiness.

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See the results of breast reduction in the before and after photos of Dr. Treece's delighted patients. (The after photos were taken six weeks after surgery; it often requires a year for incision scars to fade.)

Feel free to make a complementary breast augmentation consultation with Dr. Treece. Contact our office with any questions you may have.