Ultrasound-guided Breast reduction

Breast reduction, also known as reduction mammaplasty, is a treatment that involves removing excess breast fat, glandular tissue, and skin in order to obtain a breast size that is more in proportion to your body and to relieve the discomfort that comes with having large breasts (macromastia).

Breasts that are disproportionately big might give patients physical and emotional distress. Patients with macromastia may feel physically uncomfortable as a result of their breasts’ weight.

Because of their discomfort, some people may find it difficult to do routine physical chores. As a result of their enormous breasts, some patients may experience emotional anguish or more serious mental health problems in addition to the physical symptoms of macromastia.

Safe Mammaplasty Guided by Ultrasound Monitoring is achieved by using an ultrasound scanner to accurately monitor the cannula level and keep the injection (if needed) location in a safe place.

To avoid injuring the deep arteries and reducing the risk of serious problems, an ultrasonic probe is required. Because of its varied depth range, our plastic surgeons choose to use the Convex and Linear Color Doppler wireless Double Head Ultrasound Scanner CLCD.

The CLCD is a new color wireless ultrasound scanner. There are two heads on CLCD. As a result, it is more practical and cost-effective than purchasing two separate single-headed probes.

The Doppler’s Linear side is used to examine the more superficial portions of the body, while the Convex side is utilized for in-depth investigations.

Ultrasonography is a technique for evaluating breast tissue and determining whether or not a patient is a good surgical candidate. For excellent final results, the use of CLCD as a professional ultrasonography device will help achieve a safer and more successful breast reduction.

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