Buffalo Breast Reduction

Do you have overly large breasts that cause you pain and discomfort? At Amherst Cosmetic Surgery Center, Todd B. Koch, M.D., F.A.C.S. is regarded as a highly talented Buffalo breast reduction surgeon. Breast cancer patients have also greatly benefited from breast reconstruction surgery as well.

With qualifications that include board certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS), Dr. Koch is an excellent plastic surgeon to turn to when considering breast reduction surgery (“reduction mammaplasty”). While under his personal care, our Rochester and Erie County breast reduction patients are sure to have an enjoyable surgical experience.

Am I an ideal candidate for breast reduction?

Patients who are experiencing the following due to overly large breasts may qualify for a breast reduction procedure:

Neck, shoulder, and/or back pain
Chronic headaches
Shoulder indentations/skin irritation
Back and neck deformities
Breathing problems

Depending on desired results, Dr. Koch may suggest combining other breast surgeries with breast reduction. One of the most common procedures performed in conjunction with reduction mammaplasty is breast lift surgery (“mastopexy”), which entails lifting the breasts to a more youthful location after the removal of excess skin and tissue.

Men who are experiencing “female-like” breasts can inquire about male breast reduction (“gynecomastia surgery”) during consultation. To see patient results, we invite you to browse our before and after breast reduction photos.

We encourage you to call Dr. Koch for further breast reduction information in Buffalo, Rochester or Erie County areas at (716) 631-1220. For your added convenience, we also offer a consultation form for you to fill out and submit.

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