Breast Reduction Surgery
IN LONDON, BERKSHIRE, AND SURREY
Rediscover comfort, improve posture, and achieve a balanced figure with Mr Kuen Yeow Chin, Consultant Plastic Surgeon.
Prices starting from: £7,200
Breast Reduction:
At a Glance
Time in Hospital:
Day case or overnight
Aftercare
Included
Surgical Time:
2.5–3 hours
Time off Work:
1–2 weeks
Surgery Bra
6 weeks
Return to Light Exercise
3–4 weeks
Visible Scarring:
Anchor or lollipop
Final Results:
3–6 months
What is Breast Reduction?
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure that removes excess breast tissue, skin, and fat to reduce the size and weight of the breasts. It is often chosen to relieve physical discomfort such as back, neck, or shoulder pain, and to improve posture and mobility.
Mr Kuen Yeow Chin offers breast reduction surgery in CQC-registered private hospitals across London, Berkshire and Surrey. His approach balances precision and aesthetics, delivering natural, proportionate results that prioritise patient wellbeing.
What Are the Benefits?
Alleviates neck, back, and shoulder pain
Improves posture and mobility
Reduces skin irritation and bra strap grooves
Enhances breast shape and lift
Makes exercise and clothing more comfortable
Restores confidence and body balance
“Mr Chin made me feel very assured right from the initial consultation regarding the breast reduction procedure I was embarking on. He has also been very responsive to my many queries post-op. I am very happy with the results and have recommended him to a friend who wants the same procedure.”
— Breast Reduction Review
How Much Does Breast Reduction Cost?
The cost of breast reduction surgery with Mr Kuen Yeow Chin starts from £7,200 including:
Hospital fees
Consultant-led surgical care
Personalised aftercare plan
All follow-up appointments
Final pricing depends on the complexity of the breast mammoplasty surgery, breast size, and hospital location. A tailored quote will be given following your consultation.
Your Consultation: What to Expect
Every initial consultation is tailored to understand your symptoms, goals, and concerns.
Symptom Relief
We discuss physical discomfort or limitations caused by larger breasts
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Informed Decision
Outcomes, risks, scarring, and recovery timeline explained clearly
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Shape & Size Planning
Your ideal size, lift, and symmetry are assessed
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Safety Considerations
Medical history and breast tissue evaluation
Surgical Technique
Most breast surgery procedures involve an anchor (inverted T) or lollipop (vertical) incision. Mr Chin will determine the best approach based on your anatomy and goals.
Tissue Removal: Fat, glandular tissue, and skin are carefully reduced
Reshaping: Remaining tissue is lifted and reshaped
Nipple Repositioning: Nipple-areola complex is moved higher for a natural appearance
Liposuction may (rarely) be used alongside excision to improve contour and reduce lateral fullness.
Breast Reduction Recovery
Week-by-Week
Week 1
Moderate swelling and bruising
Support bra worn continuously
Desk work possible with caution
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Week 2–3
Light movement encouraged
Pain significantly reduced
Gradual return to daily tasks
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Week 4–6
Scars begin to fade
Return to light exercise
Continued reshaping and softening
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3–6 Months
Final breast shape settles
Ongoing scar maturation
Confidence and comfort restored
“Mr chin has been very professional and friendly since the first consultation. Along the way he has kept everything in my best interests and ensured the best care.”
— Breast Reduction Review
Risks & Safety Information
Breast reduction is a safe, commonly performed surgical procedure, but as with all surgery, it carries risks.
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Temporary discomfort, bruising, or swelling
Visible breast reduction scars (typically along incision lines)
Reduced nipple sensation (often temporary)
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Bleeding, infection, or wound breakdown
Delayed healing (especially in smokers)
Asymmetry or shape irregularities
Fat necrosis (firmness in fatty areas)
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CQC-registered surgical facilities
Consultant-led care throughout
24/7 aftercare access and wound support
Honest discussion of outcomes, risks, and long-term expectations
Breast Reduction FAQs
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A breast reduction surgery includes the removal of excess breast tissue, skin, and fat to reduce breast size and weight. The procedure typically involves reshaping the breast, repositioning the nipple, and lifting the remaining tissue for a natural contour. With Mr Kuen Yeow Chin, all surgeries include consultant-led care, hospital fees, a tailored aftercare plan, and all follow-up appointments, ensuring comprehensive support from start to finish.
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Yes. Scarring is an expected part of surgery for breast reduction, but it fades over time and is concealed under most clothing. Scars typically form in the shape of an anchor or lollipop depending on your surgical plan.
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Possibly, but not guaranteed. Techniques are chosen to preserve nipple sensitivity and glandular connections where feasible.
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Most patients find the discomfort manageable with prescribed pain relief. Swelling and tightness peak in the first few days, then steadily improve.
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Yes, your results will be long-lasting. However, significant weight gain or pregnancy may impact final size.
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You can return to gentle movement after 3–4 weeks. Strenuous exercise should be avoided until around 6 weeks, with personalised advice during your follow-up.
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Yes. The procedure inherently includes reshaping and lifting the breast tissue, delivering both a smaller and more youthful contour.
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Gynaecomastia is a condition involving the enlargement of male breast tissue. It can be corrected with a separate procedure known as male breast reduction, also offered by Mr Chin.
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Yes. Breast reduction for men is commonly performed to address gynaecomastia. It typically involves liposuction and gland removal for a flatter, more masculine chest.
Ready to Begin?
If heavy, oversized breasts are affecting your confidence or causing discomfort, breast reduction with Mr Kuen Yeow Chin may help you feel lighter, freer, and more comfortable in your body.
Find Mr Chin at leading private hospitals in London, Berkshire and Surrey