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Symmetrising Breast Reduction Following Cancer Surgery & Brazilian Tummy Tuck

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Medically reviewed by Mr Vasu Karri, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, FRCS(Plast), GMC 4631035
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27 September 2027
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Procedures
Symmetrising breast reduction, Brazilian tummy tuck

Summary

  • The patient's breasts were uneven after breast cancer treatment, and she also had an abdominal overhang.
  • Mr Karri performed a symmetrising breast reduction and a Brazilian tummy tuck.
Symmetrising Breast Reduction Following Cancer Surgery & Brazilian Tummy Tuck

Our patient came to The Karri Clinic to see Mr Karri as she was very unhappy with her uneven breasts and abdominal overhang. Her uneven breasts were the result of previous breast cancer treatment.

Mr Karri performed a symmetrising breast reduction and Brazilian tummy tuck and she was delighted with the results.

Breast surgery can have a profound impact on patients, whether through a breast reduction, breast enlargement using implants, a lift or reconstruction following cancer treatments. Mr Karri makes sure every patient is treated completely individually, carefully discussing aesthetic goals and suggesting the best type of surgery to get the best results.

For more information on breast surgery, take a look here, or if you're interested in tummy tucks - which Mr Karri is renowned for getting incredible results, you can find out more here.

Mr Vasu Karri

About the author

Mr Vasu Karri

BSc(Hons), MBBS, MRCS, MSc, FRCS(Plast)

Mr Vasu Karri is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon in full time private practice at Kinvara Private Hospital, Rotherham. He is on the General Medical Council (GMC) specialist register for plastic surgery, certified by the Royal College of Surgeons of England in plastic surgery.

  • GMC 4631035
  • FRCS(Plast)
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