At David Bogue Plastic Surgery, Dr. David Bogue, a board-certified plastic surgeon, performs this procedure to enhance appearance and improve well-being. Find out how breast reduction surgery can help with posture and spine health below.
The Link Between Large Breasts and Posture Problems
Having overly large breasts can cause several posture-related issues:
- The weight of large breasts often pulls the shoulders forward. This creates a slouch or hunch in the upper back.
- This unnatural alignment puts excess strain on the neck, shoulders, and upper back. It contributes to discomfort that builds over time.
- As the spine compensates for this imbalance, you may experience chronic back and shoulder pain. This makes it difficult to maintain proper posture.
Over time, the effects of poor posture can become more pronounced. This can lead to long-term spinal issues, including misalignment and more serious conditions like herniated discs.
How Breast Reduction Surgery Can Improve Posture and Relieve Back Pain
Breast reduction surgery can reduce much of the pressure placed on the spine and shoulders. This is because it involves the removal of excess breast tissue.
By reducing the weight carried on the chest, this procedure allows the shoulders and spine to return to their natural alignment. Many women report feeling an immediate sense of relief in their neck and back once the excess weight is gone.
Better spinal alignment can lead to other long-lasting benefits, including:
- Relief from chronic pain and discomfort in the back, neck, and shoulders.
- Increased comfort during daily activities like walking, standing, and exercising.
- Improvements in posture. This can prevent future spinal issues and help maintain a healthy spine.
Improve Your Posture With Breast Reduction
Have you been struggling with chronic pain and posture issues due to large breasts? If so, breast reduction surgery may be the solution you’ve been looking for.
At David Bogue Plastic Surgery, we help patients achieve a more proportional figure and relief from physical discomfort. Contact us today to schedule your consultation. You can call us at 561-886-1000 or submit our online form.
