Mammoplasty (Breast Surgery)
Proportion, shape, confidence
Surgeon: Dr. Mehdi Salmani Moghaddam — General Surgeon
Duration
2–4 hours
Anesthesia
General anesthesia
Recovery
2–3 weeks
Hospital Stay
1 night stay
Mammoplasty covers the spectrum of cosmetic breast surgery: reduction, augmentation, and reshaping. Very large breasts can cause neck pain, back pain and restricted activity; reduction mammoplasty solves these problems while enhancing shape.
The right technique is chosen at your consultation based on your body structure, skin quality and goals — for a symmetric, natural and lasting result.
Mammoplasty with Dr. Salmani Moghaddam
This procedure is performed by Dr. Mehdi Salmani Moghaddam, a specialist in general surgery (Iranian Medical Council no. 74530).
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- Large breasts causing neck, shoulder or back pain
- Significant breast asymmetry
- Unhappy with breast shape or size
- Good general health and realistic expectations
The Process
- 1
Consultation & Design
Examination, measurements, and technique selection
- 2
Preparation
Mammogram/ultrasound if needed, plus pre-op labs
- 3
Surgery
Performed with the selected technique under general anesthesia
- 4
Recovery
Surgical bra and regular follow-up visits
Frequently Asked Questions
Many techniques preserve breastfeeding ability, though it can't be guaranteed — we'll discuss this at your consultation.
Depending on technique, incisions are periareolar, vertical, or anchor-shaped, fading significantly over 6–12 months.
Results last for years, though pregnancy, major weight changes and aging have an effect.
Mammoplasty takes about 2–4 hours and is performed under general anesthesia. Hospital stay: 1 night stay; initial recovery is 2–3 weeks. If you are travelling in, allow 7 to 10 days for the whole process — consultation, tests, surgery and the first follow-up.
Mammoplasty starts from 150 million Toman (hospital and anaesthesia fees are billed separately). That is a starting figure; the exact cost depends on the technique, the length of surgery and your own case, and is confirmed after the examination at your consultation.