mound.

Now, then we get into this conversation of what is a breast reduction versus what is a breast lift.

And there actually are many different ways to define it.

The way I like to think about it is this.

When a patient comes in, I first look at them in the mirror and we, I try to explain to them, you know, how much breast tissue they have to show them like this.

You can hold it in your hands.

This is the breast mound and this is the skin.

What about nipple sensitivity? And for patients who are concerned about what's the sensation going to be like after surgery?

Yeah.

So that's when we just started experimenting with using, we were using a drug called gabapentin, which is a...

I mean, it d- doesn't have any real, real addictive profile.

And there's a lot, uh...

It has its own side effects, but it, it can be argued that it's not nearly as, um, you know, of a, much, much of a problem, problematic side effects as narcotics.

And we started using that for a while and realized, like, narcotics are completely unnecessary for one.

And then in the last few years, we've taken this a step further, where it's really amazing.

Yeah.