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Many female patients have been trying to manage their symptoms using conservative treatments for years.
\nPeople cut back on exercise, try out special bras, or increasingly come to terms with pain in their daily lives.
\nThis often leads to emotional distress as well.
\nThe breast is no longer seen as a natural part of one\u2019s own body, but increasingly as something heavy, burdensome or restrictive.
\nThat is precisely why, in Dr Wiedner\u2019s view, modern breast reduction surgery means far more than just a cosmetic change.
\nIt can:<\/p>\n
In the past, breast reduction surgery often involved mainly the removal of skin and tissue.
\nWe now know that, in the long term, good results depend much more on internal stability and the biological quality of the tissue.
\nLarge and heavy breasts in particular often have:<\/p>\n
If only volume is removed without properly reorganising the internal structures, the breast may sag again or lose its shape in the long term.
\nThis is why modern approaches to internal stabilisation \u2013 comparable to an \u2018internal bra\u2019 \u2013 play a key role.
\nThis involves specifically reshaping and stabilising deeper tissue structures in order to:<\/p>\n
This is precisely what helps prevent problems later on, such as:<\/p>\n
In Dr Wiedner\u2019s view, long-lasting, attractive results in breast surgery are achieved not by applying maximum tension to the skin, but by ensuring a stable internal tissue structure.<\/p>\n
Over the years, numerous breast reduction techniques have been developed.
\nThese differ not only in the scar pattern, but above all:<\/p>\n
For some patients, vertical or so-called Lejour techniques can produce very elegant results \u2013 particularly in cases of moderate breast size and good skin quality.
\nSuch procedures often result in fewer horizontal scars and appear very attractive at first glance.
\nAt the same time, even scar-minimising techniques have their limitations.
\nThis is particularly true in cases of:<\/p>\n
Reducing the cutting path too much may, in the long term, lead to:<\/p>\n
In such situations, more stable techniques \u2013 often involving an inverted T-incision \u2013 are anatomically more appropriate.
\nThey allow for:<\/p>\n
For Dr Wiedner, therefore, a smaller scar does not automatically mean a better result.
\nThe key factor is always:
\nWhich technique is best suited to the patient\u2019s anatomy, tissue quality and long-term resilience.<\/p>\n
A key factor in achieving long-lasting, attractive results from breast surgery is the quality of the tissue itself.
\nJust after:<\/p>\n
the breast\u2019s biological resilience is often reduced.
\nA breast reduction can alter the shape and weight of the breast \u2013 but it cannot fully restore the biological quality of the tissue.
\nThat is why Dr Wiedner is increasingly incorporating regenerative approaches into her surgical planning.
\nThese include, in particular:<\/p>\n
This is not about adding extra volume, but rather about:<\/p>\n
In her view, it is precisely the combination of structural surgery and biological regeneration that plays a key role in ensuring that results remain stable, natural and durable in the long term.<\/p>\n
Dr Wiedner deliberately adopts a calm and anatomically oriented approach.
\nHer goal is not to have the smallest possible breasts.
\nThe focus is on:<\/p>\n
For her, the most challenging form of modern breast surgery is not the most significant change.
\nIt is a result that:<\/p>\n
Understandably, many female patients are particularly concerned about scarring.
\nFor Dr Wiedner, however, long-term stability is a far greater priority than minimising scarring at any cost.
\nReducing the cutting path too drastically can:<\/p>\n
That is why, in her view, the aim is not to minimise scarring as much as possible, but to achieve an anatomically sound shape and long-term harmony. At the same time, she naturally pays attention to:<\/p>\n
Many patients now arrive having already undergone preliminary treatment or surgery.
\nThese include:<\/p>\n
Surgical procedures in particular require:<\/p>\n
Often, the real challenge lies not in performing \u2018more\u2019 surgery, but in reducing tension, soothing the tissue and restoring natural proportions.
\nIt is precisely in this respect that Dr Wiedner sees a key difference between standardised breast surgery and truly personalised breast surgery.<\/p>\n
Dr Wiedner does not view breast surgery as a race to achieve the most dramatic transformation.
\nTheir aim is:<\/p>\n
She does not wish to create an artificial shape.
\nShe aims to restore balance to the tissue, shape and proportions.
\nIt is precisely in this that she sees the true value of modern breast reduction surgery.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Added to this is often the feeling that the breasts no longer suit one\u2019s body proportions or have changed significantly over the years. This is precisely why Dr Wiedner does not view breast reduction as merely a reduction in volume. Her aim is rather to achieve breasts that: easier more harmonious more flexible and becomes […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":8172,"menu_order":0,"template":"","categories":[55,35],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-8359","service","type-service","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-breast","category-surgery-en"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n