Yes, there is the vertical and short-scar technique, which is the preferred technique to minimize the length of the scar. This technique involves removing the heavy tissue at the bottom of the breast and keeping tissue in the top and cleavage region. Other techniques which have been used for longer periods of time involve larger scars and lead to body shaped breasts lacking in projection (the inverted T or anchor incisions which both have long incisions under the breast that can be seen in the cleavage and the side of the chest).