The Supero-Internal Pedicle Breast Reduction: Price and Reliability

Superior-internal pedicle breast reduction

While small breasts can be a source of insecurity, overly large breasts can also lead to significant physical and psychological discomfort.

Many women suffer in silence from symptoms such as chronic back and neck pain, skin irritation, and difficulty with physical activity or clothing fit. In these cases, breast reduction surgery may be highly beneficial.

Although rarely discussed openly, breast reduction is among the most commonly performed procedures in plastic surgery.

Why is the supero-internal pedicle technique more reliable?

This technique—designed to reduce breast volume—preserves the vascularization and innervation of the areola through its superior-internal origin. This approach presents several distinct advantages:

• Minimizes the risk of necrosis or poor scarring
• Preserves nipple sensitivity
• Allows for future breast-feeding
• Corrects breast ptosis (sagging) while reshaping the breast naturally

It is for these reasons that our team systematically uses the supero-internal pedicle method, rather than the traditional “inverted-T” technique, to ensure optimal comfort, safety, and results for our patients.

Breast Reduction Prices in Paris

The cost of breast reduction in Paris varies depending on several factors:

• Surgeon’s experience and reputation
• Complexity of the procedure (volume removed, degree of ptosis)
• Hospitalization and operating room fees

You can expect to pay between €3,500 and €8,000, with a typical starting budget of at least €4,500 when all factors are taken into account.

Additional costs include:

• First consultation with the surgeon: approximately €100
• Mandatory preoperative anesthesiology consultation: around €100
• Post-operative support bra: roughly €80

Is breast reduction reimbursed by French Health Insurance?

Yes—but only under specific conditions.

If more than 300 grams per breast are removed, the procedure can be covered by Assurance Maladie as reconstructive surgery.

However, this coverage does not include ancillary costs, such as:

• Surgeon’s complementary fees
• Private room or specific hospitalization requests
• Specialized postoperative garments

We recommend verifying your coverage with your complementary health insurance (mutuelle) to better anticipate any out-of-pocket expenses.

For more information about the procedure, or to schedule a consultation, please contact our team.