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Why Did Ariel Winter Go In for Breast Reduction?
It is hard being a teenager. It is harder being a teenaged celebrity and especially one in an industry that is obsessed with beauty and the perfection of the female form. Ariel Winter had enough of living in shame and trying to hide her figure behind her dresses. She had enough of people criticizing her looks while commenting on the Ariel Winter pictures on the Internet. She wanted to be able to wear the dresses she loved and be active and playful like the average teenager. And she certainly didn’t want to live through all the physical pain.
She could live her dream only with a breast reduction surgery. She underwent the surgery to reduce from a voluptuous and painful 32F to a more realistic, attractive, and comfortable 34D.
What is Breast Reduction Surgery?
Breast reduction surgery is a procedure to remove excess fat cells and tissues and reshape and lift the breast. The results are impressive; take a look at these breast reduction photos.
Women with large, heavy, and sagging breasts undergo breast reduction to improve the quality of their lives, be more active without experiencing pain, sport more proportionate figures and youthful–looking breasts, and be done with living in shame. A breast reduction surgery not only offers relief from physical pain and discomfort but also improves one’s emotional state of being.
Breast reduction recovery periods are minimal. Ariel Winter was back to living an active life within a week of undergoing the surgery. The bruising and swelling go away within a few weeks while the scars fade over time. It is an absolutely safe procedure that even new mommies battling post-pregnancy flab can undergo.
Ariel Winter has certainly put to rest those hateful remarks about Ariel Winter bra size with her brave decision. She is now leading an active and pain-free life doing all that she loves and dressing up the way she likes. She sports a more proportionate figure and certainly looks her age. In fact, undergoing the breast reduction surgery is likely to amp up her career prospects; she will now be offered more roles that are closer to her age.
Douglas S. Steinbrech, M.D., F.A.C.S. is a plastic and reconstructive surgeon. He is certified by the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons and a diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery. 