Procedure
Accessory Breast Tissue Removal
Overview
Accessory breast tissue removal eliminates excess tissue in the armpit area for a smoother contour. Learn about the procedure, recovery, and candidacy in Shanghai.
Procedure Steps
- Consultation: The armpit tissue is assessed to determine whether it is glandular, fatty, or both.
- Anesthesia: Local anesthesia with sedation is administered.
- Removal: A small incision in the armpit crease allows removal of excess tissue, sometimes with liposuction.
- Closure: The incision is closed with fine sutures hidden in the natural fold.
- Aftercare: A compression garment and care instructions are provided.
Recovery & Aftercare
Mild swelling and bruising resolve within 1-2 weeks. Most patients return to desk work within a few days and resume exercise after 2-4 weeks. The scar is hidden in the armpit crease and fades over time. Results are visible once swelling subsides.
Key Facts
Benefits
Removes armpit bulges; smoother contour; relieves discomfort; boosts confidence; minimal scarring.
Ideal Candidates
Individuals with excess glandular or fatty tissue in the armpit area causing bulging or discomfort.
Not Suitable For
Pregnant women, individuals with active infections, bleeding disorders, or unrealistic expectations.
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