Board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. Alfonso Barrera and Dr. Eric Ruff work with women in Houston, Texas, who want relief from overly large breasts. They bring years of skill and experience to every consultation and procedure at West Houston Plastic Surgery.
Daily Discomfort and Pain
Living with large breasts can be physically exhausting. They pull on your frame, and for many women, the discomfort shows up in the following ways:
- Neck, shoulder, and upper back pain
- Tension headaches
- Bra straps digging into the shoulders
- Skin irritation or rashes under the breasts
- Chafing where skin rubs together
- Strained posture that affects how you sit, stand, or move
- Pain during physical activity like running, yoga, or even brisk walking
These might sound like small issues on their own, but when they show up every day, they start to wear you down.Â
Clothing Frustrations and Body Proportion
Getting dressed should be easy, but for women with large breasts, it often isn’t. Tops may be too snug across the chest and loose everywhere else. Button-downs don’t sit right. Some women end up buying larger sizes just to fit their busts, which can throw off their whole silhouette.
There’s also the feeling of being noticed more than you want to be. Unwanted attention or comments can make you feel uncomfortable in your own skin. Breast reduction can create more balance, so your clothes fit better and you feel more like yourself.
Emotional and Lifestyle Benefits
Beyond the physical relief, breast reduction often brings a sense of emotional ease. Many women say they feel lighter, not just in body but in spirit. They can move through their day without thinking about what hurts or who’s staring.
Some women consider surgery after major life changes like pregnancy or weight loss, when their breasts no longer match the rest of their frame. In these cases, reduction can help everything look more proportionate again.
Is Breast Reduction Right for You?
Breast reduction can be life-changing for women who are burdened by their breast size. Dr. Barrera and Dr. Ruff help women understand their options and what to expect from the procedure.
To learn more or to schedule a consultation, call 713-468-5200.