No. It can occur due to excess mammary glands, localized fat or a combination of both. Medical evaluation identifies the type and defines the most appropriate technique for treatment.

The incisions are small and generally positioned around the areola, becoming discreet over time. When liposuction is required, scars are also minimal.

Initial recovery takes one to two weeks, using compressive mesh and restricting exercises that involve the pectoral region. The final result can be seen in a few months, after the tissues have settled.

In most cases, no. When the cause is treated properly and there are no new triggers, the results are long-lasting. However, hormonal changes, weight gain or substance use can influence the return.