At West End Plastic Surgery in Washington, D.C., our expert team—including Dr. Paul Ruff and Dr. Amir Arsalan—offers breast reduction procedures with personalized care, safety, and transformative results. We understand that breast size can impact physical and emotional well-being, and we’re here to provide compassionate, dignified support to help you feel confident and comfortable in your body.
Chronic Pain
Heavy breasts can put a strain on the muscles in your upper body, leading to persistent pain in the neck, upper back, or shoulders. If you’ve tried massage therapy, physical therapy, or posture correction with little relief, your breast size could be the root cause.
Grooves from Bra Straps
Deep indentations in your shoulders from bra straps are a sign that your breasts are placing excessive weight on your body. Over time, this can lead to circulation issues and worsening pain.
Skin Irritation or Rashes
Excess skin-on-skin contact beneath the breasts can cause rashes, chafing, and infections—especially in hot or humid climates. If this is a recurring issue, a breast reduction may alleviate the problem.
Difficulty with Physical Activity
Many women with large breasts avoid exercise due to discomfort or lack of support. Whether running, yoga, or even walking, restricted movement or embarrassment may signal that a breast reduction could help restore your confidence and mobility.
Emotional or Self-Esteem Concerns
If you feel self-conscious about your breast size, struggle with finding flattering clothes, or receive unwanted attention, it can take a toll on your mental well-being. Breast reduction can make you more comfortable, boosting body confidence.
Discover the Life-Changing Benefits of Breast Reduction in Washington, DC
If these symptoms sound familiar, call us today at 202-785-4187 to schedule an appointment with a board-certified plastic surgeon. We can evaluate your individual needs and discuss whether breast reduction is a safe and beneficial option for you.
Don’t ignore the signs—relief, comfort, and confidence may be closer than you think.