Axillary Breast Tissue Removal

Many women are self-conscious about a lump or bulge on their chest. This condition can cause skin irritation and make it difficult to wear sleeveless shirts. It can also become swollen and tender during the menstrual cycle or pregnancy. Fortunately, there is a treatment for this condition available at Preminger Plastic Surgery. Read on to learn more about this procedure and its side effects.

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Axillary breast tissue removal is a surgical procedure that can help you achieve a more sexy silhouette. The procedure is typically performed with liposuction, which is a relatively simple procedure with minimal scarring. This type of surgery is effective at removing fatty axillary tissue.

Axillary breast tissue can be problematic, causing women to be self-conscious when wearing sleeveless tops. Moreover, it can cause skin irritation, especially during pregnancy and menstruation. Women suffering from this condition can also experience swelling, chafing, and soreness. This type of breast tissue can also be exacerbated by weight gain.

In addition to making your breasts look smoother and more attractive, axillary breast tissue removal may help you feel more confident wearing sleeveless tops. Your arm mobility will also improve after this procedure.

Liposuction vs excision for axillary breast tissue

There are two main options for axillary breast tissue removal: liposuction and excision. Both are known for their advantages and disadvantages. Liposuction is a more conservative surgery, while excision can be more invasive and leave unsightly scars.

During liposuction, only a small amount of tissue is removed, whereas an excision requires a larger amount. Liposuction is a minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia. It usually takes an hour or less to complete. The incisions are made within the armpit fold and are relatively small. However, if you’d like a larger amount of tissue removed, an excision will be your best option.

While liposuction is the more common procedure, excision is also effective. This surgical procedure removes excess tissue and is more expensive than liposuction alone. However, it can make your breasts appear more prominent.

Side effects of axillary breast tissue removal

Although the procedure may come with certain risks, axillary breast tissue removal is generally safe. It can give patients a more pleasing breast shape and improve their overall shape. In some cases, patients can even find themselves wearing sleeveless tops with more confidence. In addition, they may also have better arm mobility.

This surgery is usually performed under a general anaesthetic. A surgeon will make a small incision in the armpit and remove about ten to fifteen lymph nodes. The surgeon will then send the lymph nodes to a pathologist to check for cancer cells. The results are usually available two weeks after the surgery. In some cases, patients may also opt for radiotherapy or another procedure instead of axillary breast tissue removal.

Side effects of axillary breast tissue extraction can include a numbness area in the armpit. After the surgery, the affected area may be left swollen and a lump may form. There may also be an area of discomfort or even nerve damage. There are also some risks of infection during the procedure, which is common for any type of surgery. However, patients with diabetes, older age, and obesity are more likely to develop wound infections.

Cost of axillary breast tissue removal

The cost of axillary breast tissue removal varies according to the type of procedure done. Various methods include liposuction, incision, and combination therapy. A combination of these techniques is most effective in removing accessory breast tissue. Depending on the surgeon’s experience and credentials, this procedure may cost anywhere from Rs. 70,000 to Rs. 90,000. The price of the procedure will also depend on whether you opt for an incision or liposuction.

Although the procedure is expensive, it is usually affordable for those with a modest amount of tissue to remove. As a result, patients can expect to enjoy a more attractive breast shape, improved arm mobility, and less chafing from clothing. Axillary breast tissue removal may also give them more confidence to wear sleeveless tops.

The procedure itself takes just a few hours and is considered an outpatient procedure. It can be done under local or general anesthesia. The healing time is usually one to two months. After the procedure, patients may experience swelling, numbness, or discomfort. Generally, the results of axillary breast tissue removal are visible after a month or so.

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