Breast surgery in Paris
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Breast augmentation
Breast surgery in Paris
Prostheses are essentially reserved for very thin patients. A follow-up every year or even every 2 years is recommended. The prostheses are changed on average after 15 years, but this depends on the condition of the prostheses from an X-ray point of view and on the symptoms experienced by the patient. The retro-muscular plan is preferable for slim patients or those without a mammary gland.
Breast lift
Breast surgery in Paris
Loss of breast volume is common with age, following pregnancy, weight fluctuations and the menopause.
It is most often accompanied by ptosis, leading in extreme cases to bare breasts, with distension of the skin and areolas pointing downwards. This hypotrophy-ptosis is usually poorly accepted psychologically.
Breast deformity
Breast surgery in Paris
Pectus Excavatum is a congenital deformity of the thorax characterised by a medial or lateral depression of the sternum. In women, it is often accompanied by breast deformity or asymmetry. This condition occurs in 1 to 2% of the population. The impact is essentially aesthetic and psychological, and very rarely functional.
Reduction mammoplasty
Breast surgery in Paris
This surgery is intended for women with significant or moderate breast hypertrophy. By choice, some women also wish to have smaller breasts to suit their lifestyle.
Social security only covers breast enlargement with a reduction of 300g per breast.
Breast reconstruction after cancer
Breast surgery in Paris
The Centre Sein Henri Mondor offers an oncogenetic counselling service:
This service can be contacted on 01 49 81 28 61.
This consultation is intended for :
Patients with genetic cancer
Families of patients with cancer of genetic origin
Patients who are at high risk of developing breast cancer because of the large number of women with the disease in their family.
Treatment of tuberous breasts
Breast surgery in Paris
The tuberous breast is a benign malformation of the breasts that presents multiple variations. The lower part (one or both lower quadrants) of the breast does not develop fully and appears to be compressed by the skin stretched over it. The fold under the breast may be abnormally displaced upwards and the upper part of the breast tilts downwards over the malformation. The nipple and areola may be distended.