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Cosmetic Breast Surgery

For some women, breasts can be a source of pride, a symbol of motherhood, and a source of great pleasure. Unfortunately for others, breasts can also be a reason for great suffering. A woman's unhappiness with her breasts might be physical, psychological, or both. Breasts come in all shapes and sizes, and some women have two breasts that look entirely different from each other. All are normal, but women don't have to like it.

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For many sufferers, breast surgery is an option to explore for physical relief. Woman with large, heavy breasts may suffer from back pain or neck strain, or other painful problems. Some of these women find relief from their pain by undergoing breast reduction surgery.

Women who are unhappy with the cosmetic appearance of their breasts can experience severe psychological distress. Some women are unhappy with their genetically programmed breast size, and others may be unhappy with the changes that pregnancy, weight gain or loss, age, or gravity have brought to their breast appearance. Psychological affects can include depression, anxiety, loss of confidence, and low self-esteem. Cosmetic procedures, such as breast enlargement (or augmentation) or a breast lift (also called mastopexy), can help a woman feel better about the appearance of her breasts.

Is breast surgery right for you? Read on to discover the different cosmetic procedures available to alter the size and shape of the breast. Investigate the benefits and risks of different types of breast implants, breast reduction surgery, and mastopexy.

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