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Breast Reduction Surgery in Latin America | Affordable Reduction Mammoplasty Packages
Board-certified plastic surgeons in Colombia, Panama & Costa Rica offer safe procedures at 60-70% less than US costs
Breast reduction surgery in Latin America provides world-class reduction mammoplasty procedures at a fraction of US costs. Our medical tourism packages connect you with board-certified plastic surgeons in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama who specialize in breast reduction procedures. Whether you’re seeking relief from chronic back pain, skin irritation, or physical discomfort caused by macromastia (breast hypertrophy), our partner clinics offer state-of-the-art facilities with personalized care. Each breast reduction package includes consultation with experienced surgeons, modern surgical facilities, post-operative care, comfortable accommodations, and bilingual medical support throughout your journey. Save 60-70% compared to United States prices while receiving the same quality results in beautiful Latin American destinations known for excellence in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.
Our board-certified surgeons use the latest techniques including the anchor incision for comprehensive reduction, vertical/lollipop method for moderate cases, and liposuction-assisted reduction for select patients. With JCI-accredited facilities and English-speaking medical teams, you’ll receive exceptional care while recovering in Colombia’s vibrant cities, Costa Rica’s peaceful retreats, or Panama’s modern medical centers.
Transform your life with expert breast reduction surgery while saving thousands.
Breast reduction surgery, also known as reduction mammoplasty, removes excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to achieve a breast size more proportionate to your body. This life-changing procedure alleviates chronic discomfort from overly large breasts including back pain, neck strain, and skin irritation while improving posture and self-confidence. General anesthesia is used for your comfort and safety.
Why Choose Breast Reduction Surgery in Latin America?
You may be a suitable candidate for breast reduction if:



Top Breast Reduction Clinics by Country
Latin America offers world-class plastic surgery facilities with board-certified surgeons specializing in breast reduction. Key destinations include Colombia, renowned for high-volume expertise in Medellín and Bucaramanga; Costa Rica, known for exceptional medical tourism infrastructure; and Panama, offering easy access and US-trained surgeons.
Breast Reduction Procedure: Techniques & Recovery Process
Your surgeon will choose the best technique based on your breast size, degree of sagging, and desired results:
Cost of Breast Reduction in Colombia, Costa Rica & Panama
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Location | Avg. Surgery Cost (USD) | Board-Certified Surgeons | Hospital Stay | English Support | Recovery Time |
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Colombia | $3,000-$4,000 | Yes (SCCP certified) | 1-2 nights | Yes | 2-3 weeks |
Costa Rica | $3,500-$4,500 | Yes | 1-2 nights | Yes | 2-3 weeks |
Panama | $3,200-$4,200 | Yes | 1-2 nights | Yes | 2-3 weeks |
United States | $8,000-$15,000 | Yes (ASPS) | Outpatient-2 nights | Yes | 2-3 weeks |
Types of Breast Reduction Techniques
Our board-certified plastic surgeons specialize in multiple breast reduction techniques, selecting the optimal approach based on your unique anatomy, breast size, and aesthetic goals.

What’s Included in Our Reduction Mammoplasty Packages
- Before you arrive:
- Begin with an online meeting involving your in-country advocate, who will oversee your case, and our consulting doctor.
- You will be referred to one of our board-certified plastic surgeons for an initial online consultation.
- A pre-travel meeting with your in-country advocate will finalize and confirm your itinerary.
- Day 1 – Arrival day:
- Touch down in Colombia, Costa Rica, or Panama.
- Be greeted at the airport by your advocate.
- Enjoy a comfortable transport to your hotel.
- Participate in a welcome briefing with your advocate at the hotel.
- Day 2 – Preparation day:
- Meet your advocate at the hotel in the morning.
- Receive transport to your pre-surgical consultation with your plastic surgeon.
- Complete necessary pre-operative tests and medical evaluations.
- Engage in a detailed discussion with your advocate to ensure you are well-prepared for the procedure.
- Day 3 – Surgery day:
- Your advocate will accompany you to the clinic in the morning for your breast reduction surgery.
- Undergo your procedure with our expert surgical team.
- Post-surgery, recover in a comfortable private room with 24/7 nursing care.
- Day 4 – Hospital recovery day:
- Continue your recovery under medical supervision.
- Your surgeon will check your progress and provide post-operative care instructions.
- Once cleared, your advocate will transport you back to your hotel for continued recovery.
- Days 5-6 – Recovery days:
- Rest and recover in your comfortable hotel accommodations.
- Attend follow-up appointments with your surgeon as scheduled.
- Your advocate remains available for any needs or questions.
- Day 7 – Travel day:
- Your advocate will meet you at the hotel for your departure.
- Transport to the airport will be provided.
- Your advocate will assist you through customs, ensuring a smooth departure.
Before & After: Real Patient Results
Before Procedure:
- Comprehensive consultation to discuss your goals and medical history
- Pre-operative tests including blood work and mammogram if needed
- Clear instructions on medications to avoid and preparation steps
- Arranging for post-operative support and recovery accommodations
During Procedure:
- Surgery performed under general anesthesia for your comfort
- Precise incisions made according to chosen technique
- Excess tissue, fat, and skin carefully removed
- Breast tissue reshaped and nipples repositioned naturally
- Incisions closed with special techniques to minimize scarring
After Procedure:
- Initial recovery in comfortable private room with nursing care
- Pain management and medications to ensure comfort
- Wearing a special surgical bra to support healing
- Follow-up appointments to monitor your progress
- Gradual return to normal activities over 2-3 weeks
Recovery Timeline
Your recovery happens in stages, with most patients experiencing immediate relief from physical symptoms:
First Week
You’ll stay 1-2 nights in the clinic before returning to your hotel. Expect soreness and swelling – normal parts of healing. We provide pain medication and you’ll wear a surgical support bra. Many women already notice their shoulders feeling lighter!
Weeks 2-3
Most patients return to desk work. Swelling decreases significantly and you’ll transition to a sports bra. Physical discomfort from large breasts is already greatly reduced. Light activities resume but avoid heavy lifting.
Months 1-3
Return to normal activities including exercise. Scars begin fading and final breast shape emerges. Shopping for new clothes becomes exciting as you enjoy better-fitting options. Most women report dramatic improvement in quality of life.
Long-term Results
By 6 months, you’re enjoying full results – proportionate breasts that feel comfortable. The relief from chronic pain is life-changing. Activities once uncomfortable are enjoyable again. Scars continue fading and most women say they wish they’d done it sooner.
FAQs – Here we answer your common questions about Breast Reduction Surgery
Breast reduction in our partner clinics costs $3,000-$5,000 including all medical fees, while US prices range from $8,000-$15,000. You save 60-70% without compromising on quality or safety.
While most US insurance doesn’t cover procedures abroad, the total cost in Latin America is often less than your US deductible. We provide full documentation for potential reimbursement claims.
Many women can still breastfeed after surgery, though it depends on the technique used. Our surgeons preserve milk ducts when possible and will discuss your future plans during consultation.
All three countries offer excellent plastic surgery. Colombia (especially Medellín and Bucaramanga) leads in volume and experience, Costa Rica excels in medical tourism infrastructure, while Panama offers easy access and strong medical standards.
Breast reduction removes excess tissue to decrease size and weight, while a breast lift (mastopexy) only reshapes without removing significant volume. Many reductions include lift techniques for optimal results.
Yes, our partner clinics are JCI-accredited or equivalent, with board-certified plastic surgeons trained in the latest techniques. Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama have excellent safety records for medical tourism.
Most patients return to desk work in 1-2 weeks and normal activities in 2-3 weeks. Full healing takes 6-8 weeks, though many women experience immediate relief from physical symptoms.
Yes, breast reduction results are permanent. The removed tissue doesn’t grow back. However, significant weight gain, pregnancy, or hormonal changes can affect breast size. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve your results.
Like any surgery, risks include bleeding, infection, and scarring. Specific to breast reduction: changes in nipple sensation, difficulty breastfeeding, and asymmetry. Our board-certified surgeons minimize these risks through proper technique and care.
The amount varies by individual needs. Surgeons can remove anywhere from a few hundred grams to several pounds per breast. Your surgeon will discuss your goals and recommend the appropriate reduction to achieve proportionate, comfortable results.
Light walking begins immediately to prevent blood clots. Most patients resume gentle activities at 2-3 weeks. Full exercise, including upper body workouts, typically resumes at 6-8 weeks with surgeon approval.
Scarring varies by technique: anchor pattern has more scarring but allows maximum reduction; lollipop has less scarring. Scars fade significantly over 12-18 months. Our surgeons use advanced closure techniques to minimize scarring.
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