Accessory Breast Removal

Preparing oneself physically and mentally can go a long way in helping reduce potential complications en route to achieving the desired liposuction result. 

Around 6% of women may suffer from accessory breast tissue, a common congenital condition. Japan has the highest number of reported incidents.

A botched liposuction brings repercussions and agony - both physical and mental. If you or someone you know is in such a predicament, know there is help. 

You've taken that first step towards achieving your desired body shape, but something looks wrong. I suddenly hits you…. “Am I a victim of botched liposuction?"

Liposuction is not just about removing fat; it demands application of scientific knowledge & finesse, a competence that is gained only with clinical know-how.

Because no two bodies are alike, lipo cannot be done in a cookie-cutter fashion. Body fat features, thickness, and distribution are unique for each individual.

People with stubborn fat are generally resigned to living their lives with these unwanted excesses, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

Contrary to popular belief, this bulge can happen to any woman, even those with small or average breast size and those who are slim and fit.

Understanding Accessory Breast Removal recovery process, timeline, scar management, compression & activity guidelines can help patients prepare for the surgery.