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Breast reduction surgery at a Nashik consultation

October 14, 2026 · Dr. Sachin B. Wagh

Breast reduction surgery is the operation that removes breast tissue, fat, and skin so the breasts are smaller and the neck, shoulders, and back carry less weight. At Sparsh.

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Anatomical torso model, measuring tape, and folded clinical linen on a consultation table.

Breast reduction surgery is the operation that removes breast tissue, fat, and skin so the breasts are smaller and the neck, shoulders, and back carry less weight. At Sparsh Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Clinic in Nashik, Dr. Sachin B. Wagh sees that request as a consultation first. The clinic page names him as the plastic and cosmetic surgeon. The operation, the visit, and the problems that should not wait are set out below. A fee and a promise about shape are not printed here.

The treatment page is https://sparshnashik.com/treatments/breast-reduction. To ask for a time, use https://sparshnashik.com/contact or call +91-253-2319098.

What breast reduction surgery is for

People ask about this operation for more than one reason. Some have grooves in the shoulders from bra straps, pain in the neck or upper back, or a rash under the breast that keeps returning. Some want clothing to fit without the weight. Some have both the physical strain and a wish for a different proportion. The consultation sorts those reasons.

The operation removes tissue and reshapes what remains. The scars and the final cup size are discussed before a date, using your own measurements and your own photographs if you agree to them. A picture of someone else is not a plan for you. The surgeon explains what can change and what cannot, including sensation and the ability to breastfeed later. Those points are individual. This page will not turn them into a guarantee.

Sparsh is in Nashik. The visit is at the clinic, not by judging a photograph sent without a history. Bring a note of the symptoms that bother you most, any previous breast surgery, and the medicines you take. If you smoke, say so. If you are planning a pregnancy, say so. Those facts change the timing more often than they change the definition of the operation.

What the Nashik consultation covers

At the visit, Dr. Wagh examines you and talks through the goal: less weight, a shape you can live with, or both. He will say whether you are a candidate and what he would want done before a date, such as stopping a medicine or treating a skin infection first.

Ask where the scars are likely to sit. Ask what the clinic's usual recovery looks like for a person with your work, and what would be different for you. Ask how the clinic handles a concern in the first days after surgery, including which number to call. Write the answers down. The plan you hear in the room is the one to follow.

The contact page is the booking route: https://sparshnashik.com/contact. A message that only says "reduction" is harder to answer than one that adds your age, your city, and whether the main trouble is pain, rash, or shape. The phone on the contact page is +91-253-2319098.

What changes the fee

A fee depends on the theatre time, the stay, and the plan agreed in the room. A figure from another clinic, or from a message forwarded in a family group, is not Sparsh's fee. Ask at the consultation, after the surgeon has examined you.

There is also no success figure on this page. Satisfaction depends on the goal you named, on healing, and on whether the result matches the conversation you had. The surgeon can tell you what he expects. He cannot honestly offer a percentage copied from another practice.

Recovery in plain language

Most people want to know when they can walk, shower, drive, and return to work. Walking soon is commonly encouraged. Driving and lifting wait until you can move without the pain medicines that would make driving unsafe, and until the surgeon has said the wounds allow it. A desk job and a job with lifting are different conversations. Ask for the range, and ask what should make you call earlier.

Breathlessness, chest pain, or bleeding that soaks a dressing needs emergency care, not a routine appointment. A fever, a wound that is opening or smelling, or a breast that is suddenly much more swollen than the other needs a call to the clinic the same day. The discharge sheet is the instruction for your case.

Home support matters for the first days. Plan a lift home and someone who can stay if you live alone. The clinic will say which garments they want you to use. Buy those after the plan is made, not from a guess before the visit. Ask who answers if a dressing soaks through at night, and write that number on the discharge sheet before you leave. A job with lifting needs a longer pause than a desk job, so mention the work you actually do, not only the job title. Say if you look after children or an older relative at home.

Questions worth settling before a date

Ask who will see you if a concern comes up on a weekend, and where that visit happens. Ask what photographs the clinic keeps and who can see them. Ask whether a mammogram or another check is wanted before surgery, and who arranges it. Those are ordinary planning questions. The clinic names the timetable after the examination.

If you have already had a consultation elsewhere, bring that note. A second opinion is a comparison of plans, not a criticism you have to hide. Dr. Wagh can say where his plan differs. You can take time after the visit before you choose a date. A decision made only because a relative is waiting in the corridor is a poor one. The contact page remains the way back in if you want to continue. Bring a list of questions on paper. People forget the scar question and the return-to-work question once they are in the room, and those two answers are the ones families ask again later. A written list keeps the visit on your goals rather than on a general talk about surgery.

Questions people ask

Is breast reduction surgery only a cosmetic choice?

No. Many people seek it because of pain, strap grooves, or a rash. The consultation records the reason that applies to you. The operation can also change shape. Both can be true.

Will the page name a cup size I will have afterwards?

No. Cup size is discussed from your examination. Another person's result is not a measurement you can claim.

Where do I book in Nashik?

Use https://sparshnashik.com/contact or call +91-253-2319098. The treatment page is https://sparshnashik.com/treatments/breast-reduction. Dr. Sachin B. Wagh is the plastic and cosmetic surgeon named on that page.

What if I am not sure I want surgery?

The first visit can be a conversation without a date. You can ask what would happen if you wait, and what non-surgical measures are worth trying for the rash or the strap pain. The surgeon will say if surgery is not the right next step.

Disclaimer

This page is general education for people considering care in Nashik. It is not a diagnosis, a personal surgical plan, or a promise about scars, sensation, or breastfeeding. A surgeon who has examined you has to make that plan.

References

- Mayo Clinic. Breast reduction surgery. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/breast-reduction-surgery/about/pac-20385246

- American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Breast reduction. https://www.plasticsurgery.org/reconstructive-procedures/breast-reduction

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