Saturday, July 31, 2010

Is Breast Reduction Right for You?

If you encounter difficulty going about your daily activities or participating in your favourite sport due to your heavy set breast, then you may want to consider having a breast reduction procedure.


The breast reduction procedure was developed especially for women who suffer in several aspects of their lives due to the excessive amount of breast tissue they have to carry daily. It is normal for heavy busted women to also experience back and neck pains. Clothing is also another problem they encounter since their upper body goes beyond standard measures. This article is not written by or checked for accuracy by a medical doctor. Please consult with your physician for treatment options.


A breast reduction procedure will require a minimum of two sessions. The first session will be more of an orientation lesson where you will be presented with the options that are medically available to you.

Your medical consultant will also explain to you the consequences of having a breast reduction surgery and about the surgery procedure itself. During this consultation you can discuss the reasons why you want to have a breast reduction procedure as well as the healthy amount of tissue that your surgeon can remove without causing damage to your overall wellbeing.

The second visit will usually involve the breast reduction procedure itself.  Here the doctors will give you an anaesthetic in order to numb the pain that comes from any surgery procedure. Then the surgeons will use a special marker to mark the areas where the incision will take place. Then after the incision is made, an amount of tissue is removed from each of the breasts or from one of them, depending on your individual case.

The breast tissue will be removed by means of a tube that works on a suction motion. The operating medical team will monitor the amount of tissue that is being removed from your breast by looking at the measurement lines on the suction tube. Once the right amount of tissue removal is achieved the doctors will sew your skin back together using sterilized needles and clothes.

After the breast reduction procedure, the medical stuff will wrap a special bra on top of the medical bandages that are supporting your breasts as this allows blood and other fluids to dry. You will need to wear this bra for around two days depending on what your doctor tells you. You may be able to move about after the second day but it will take you around six weeks to recover fully.


This article is not written by or checked for accuracy by a medical doctor. Please consult with your physician for treatment options.

Friday, July 23, 2010

Breast Cancer Charity Products

With the incidences of all forms of cancer on the rise today, it is very possible that we either know someone who has experienced breast cancer, or who will in their lifetime. There are many organizations that sell breast cancer charity products, and a portion of the proceeds are donated for breast cancer research. For those who purchase fine collectibles, this is an excellent way to indulge in your favorite hobby, and do something great to help others at the same time.

Because breast cancer charities have used the color pink in their advertising campaigns, it is common that breast cancer dolls and other charity products feature this lovely color. Hershey Kisses provide the motif for a pink ribbon music box. The music box, shaped out of porcelain and in the distinctive chocolate candy shape, features a message of Kisses for a cure on the ribbon that comes out of the top of the kiss. Enjoy the song, You're the Inspiration, playing on the music box each time you open up the kiss.

Jasmine Becket Griffith is known for her Goth-inspired fairies, and she is an artist who has given her support to breast cancer research by creating a breast cancer support fairy. The fairy, which has wings in shades of pink and pink striped leggings, is a lovely figurine that will help you do your part to combat breast cancer.

Jewelry is also available that helps to support research. A crystal pendant with butterfly art tastefully done inside the crystal is worn on a chain as a necklace, which is beautiful when worn with your outfits.

Other unusual collectibles are available that do their part in the fight against breast cancer. A Power of Pink motorcycle figurine features a motorcycle adorned in pink. A lighthouse figurine that brings awareness to breast cancer is also available. If you love pets, there is a Yorkie dog figurine that is seated on a pink patterned tuffet, with a pink collar and bow, and all of these collectibles are created so that a portion of the purchase price goes to help fund today's breast cancer research. Lifelike baby dolls dressed in pink are also used to bring attention to the deadly disease, and help research as well.

Please check with your favorite fine collectibles online stores to see if they have breast cancer charity products available before you make your next purchase.