* Whether the growth in breasts is due to a hormonal problem should be investigated.

* It should be questioned whether the growth of the breasts continues.

* Whether there is a palpable, painful or painless mass in the breast should be investigated.

* It should be questioned whether there is a previous infection or surgical intervention in the breast.

Breasts that are not usually related to a hormonal problem, that have stopped growing in the last 6 months and are desired to be reduced, are surgically suitable for intervention. Various imaging techniques are used before the intervention in those over a certain age and with a palpable mass. Then, the technique to be used is decided according to the size of the breasts, skin and mammary gland characteristics.

A breast surgery plan is drawn according to the determined technique. The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. Operation time used It varies between 2-4 hours depending on the technique. The hospital stay after the procedure is 1 to 2 days. Post-operative 2-4. stand up on the hour You are allowed to get up and feed. It is recommended to limit arm movements in the first days. The removed tissues are examined pathologically.