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Nipple
Reduction
Overview
Ladies with very large nipples may wish for them to be reduced in
size. This should be thought about very carefully prior to any surgery.
The procedure is a relatively simple one and results are generally
excellent.
Frequently Asked Questions
• What type
of anaesthetic is used?
• What
happens after the procedure?
• What
are the risks?
• What
costs are involved?
Please contact Mr Banwell’s office where his staff will
be able to answer any questions you may have and arrange for a quote
and information regarding the procedure to be sent to you.
What type of anaesthetic is used?
Mr Banwell recommends the surgery be performed under local anaesthesia
although some patient elect to have this performed under general
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What
happens after the procedure?
The procedure is relatively minor in terms of recovery and most
ladies are able to return to the activities of daily living immediately.
The sutures used need to be removed at 2 weeks. A small dressing
is applied and this will be removed at one week at the first postoperative
visit.
What are the risks?
Bleeding, infection, nipple necrosis and inability to breast feed
should be noted.
What costs are involved?
+ Surgical fees
+ Hospital fees
+ Specialist anaesthetist fee
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