Women
Mastectomy (non-cancer, elective) – Procedure by personal choice
Achieving a flat chest by personal choice
Elective mastectomy (outside of cancer treatment) is performed for personal reasons: aesthetic, identity-related, or for physical comfort. It removes breast tissue to achieve a flat, firm chest.
Desire for a flat chest for aesthetic or identity reasons.
Physical discomfort caused by breast volume or weight.
Personal choice not to maintain breast volume.
Discreet incision around the areola or under the breast.
Removal of breast tissue.
Skin reshaping for a smooth chest contour.
Nipple reduction/repositioning if required.
General anesthesia.
2-3 hours.
Day surgery, without hospitalization.
Compression bandage and sometimes drains for a few days.
Return to work in 10–14 days.
Sports after 4–6 weeks.
Flat chest with natural contour.
Final result after complete healing (3–6 months).
FAQ
Yes, depending on your preferences and the surgical technique.
Yes, once the breast tissue is removed, it does not grow back.
Yes, but they will fade with time.
