Reducción mamaria

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La cirugía de reducción de senos, también conocida como mamoplastia de reducción, es un procedimiento que elimina el exceso de grasa, tejido y piel de los senos. Si tiene senos grandes, desproporcionados con respecto a su cuerpo y que le causan molestias físicas, esta cirugía podría ser una opción a considerar. Puede aliviar síntomas asociados con el tamaño excesivo de los senos, como dolor de espalda y cuello, irritación de la piel y problemas respiratorios.

General

La cirugía de reducción mamaria se realiza con anestesia general y, por lo general, implica hacer incisiones en las mamas para extraer tejido y piel. La técnica específica utilizada puede variar según la situación de la persona y las prácticas del cirujano. Después de extraer el exceso de material, el cirujano remodela el tejido mamario restante y reposiciona el pezón y la areola. El objetivo es lograr senos más pequeños y livianos que estén en mejor proporción con el resto del cuerpo, lo que lleva a una mayor comodidad física y emocional. El tiempo de recuperación varía, pero la mayoría de los pacientes reanudan sus actividades normales en unas pocas semanas. Después de la cirugía, los pacientes suelen sentir un alivio significativo de las molestias físicas y una mayor satisfacción con su imagen corporal.

Detalles especiales

Who is it for?

Personas que experimentan molestias físicas debido a los senos grandes, como dolor de espalda/cuello, irritación de la piel o problemas respiratorios

Aquellos que tienen dificultades para ponerse la ropa o participar en actividades físicas debido al tamaño de sus senos

Personas que buscan aliviar la angustia psicológica asociada con tener senos grandes, incluida la timidez o la atención no deseada

Pacientes para quienes otros tratamientos, como la fisioterapia o la pérdida de peso, no han aliviado sus síntomas

Recovery Period

El tiempo quirúrgico suele oscilar entre 2 y 5 horas.

La mayoría de los pacientes pueden regresar a casa el día de la cirugía.

El período de recuperación inicial suele durar de 2 a 4 semanas, y la recuperación completa tarda hasta 6 meses

Deben evitarse actividades como levantar objetos pesados y hacer ejercicio vigoroso durante al menos un mes.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

Infección

Cicatrización

Cambios en la sensibilidad de los pezones o los senos, que pueden ser temporales o permanentes

Problemas con la lactancia

Asimetría en el tamaño y la forma de las mamas

Necesidad de una cirugía de revisión

Alternative Treatments

Fisioterapia

Pérdida de peso

Técnicas de manejo del dolor, como medicamentos o terapia de masaje

Sujetadores o prendas de apoyo especiales

Success Rate

La cirugía de reducción mamaria tiene un alto índice de satisfacción, con estudios que indican que más del 95% de las pacientes experimentan un alivio de los síntomas y una mejor calidad de vida.

Procedure step-by-step overivew

Consulta con un cirujano plástico para analizar los objetivos, las opciones y los posibles riesgos

Evaluaciones y preparativos preoperatorios

Administración de anestesia general

Realizar incisiones en los senos según la técnica quirúrgica elegida

Extirpación del exceso de tejido mamario, grasa y piel

Remodelación del tejido mamario restante y reposicionamiento del pezón y la areola

Cierre de las incisiones con puntos de sutura y aplicación de vendajes y un sujetador de soporte

Visitas de recuperación y seguimiento para controlar y retirar los puntos de sutura

Precios

Turquía

$2,500 - $3,500

República Checa

$2,700 - $4,000

Croacia

$3,000 - $4,500

Lituania

$2,800 - $4,200

Polonia

$2,900 - $4,100

Alemania

$5,500 - $7,500

Suiza

$8,000 - $12,000

Francia

$5,000 - $7,000

Reino Unido

$5,000 - $7,000

Estados Unidos

$5,000 - $10,000

Canadá

$4,000 - $7,000

Australia

$4,500 - $8,000

¿Por qué varían los precios?

Honorarios del cirujano, que pueden variar significativamente según la experiencia y la ubicación

Costos de las instalaciones, incluidas las tarifas del hospital o del centro quirúrgico

Tarifas de anestesia

Exámenes médicos, prendas para después de la cirugía y recetas de medicamentos

Ubicación geográfica

Complejidad del procedimiento

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