Finally, Reduction
you want… without the
scars you don’t.
Have you considered a breast reduction but put it off after learning about the tradeoffs?
Women often choose a breast reduction to alleviate chronic pain, find clothing that fits, avoid unwanted attention and improve their overall self-esteem.
If you have considered traditional breast reduction techniques, but have concerns over the unsightly vertical scars and poor post-operative shape, you may want to consider the break through Bellesoma Method.
How is the Bellesoma™ Method different?
- Does not produce an unsightly vertical scar
- Transfers the weight of the breast to the chest muscle providing immediate relief of back, neck, and shoulder pain – massive reduction not required for pain relief
- Lifts and shapes the breast using an internal suspension technique resulting in a beautiful post-surgical appearance
- Preserves the ability to breast feed
Actual Before and After Photos:
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- Bellesoma Reduction Before
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- Bellesoma Reduction After
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- Bellesoma Reduction Before
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- Bellesoma Reduction After
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- Bellesoma Reduction Before
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- Bellesoma Reduction After
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- Bellesoma Reduction Before
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- Bellesoma Reduction After
PHOTOS COURTESY OF DR. GARY HORNDESKI, M.D.
How the Bellesoma™ Method Works
BEFORE
Typical female patient with excessively large breasts suffering from ptosis (sagging breasts) and pain in the back, neck, and shoulder area.
PHASE 1
Excess fat & tissue is removed based on patient desires and new breast mounds are created and lifted high on the chest wall to create a beautiful post-op appearance.
PHASE 2
The new breast mounds are secured to the chest muscle transferring the weight away from the skin envelope creating immediate relief of back, neck and shoulder pain.
PHASE 3
The final sutures are put in place around the areola and within the shadow of the breast leaving no ugly vertical scars.
After
Surgery is completed, pain has been relieved, and results are immediately visible. In time, post-surgical swelling will resolve and incision lines will fade as the patient enjoys the desired outcome.
