Scottsdale Breast Reduction doctors

From the information that you provided it appears that you would greatly benefit from a breast reduction. This may very well be covered by your insurance company. However, you first need to make sure that it is a covered benefit as several do make exclusions for coverage. The second is to find the list of the criteria for coverage which usually includes conservative therapy such as physical therapy (which as expected, is never a long term solution).

You need to see a board certified plastic surgeon who can examine you and make the appropriate recommendations. If a reduction is recommended, the his/her office can seek to obtain authorization for you and find out that particular insurance company's criteria for coverage.

It sounds like you would be an excellent candidate for breast reduction surgery. Meticulous closure of your incisions and careful postoperative care including scar creams and/or silicone sheeting can help to lower your risk for thicker forming scars. Although darker complected individuals are at an increased risk for hypertrophic and hyperpigmented scars (and keloids), in reality most do very well after breast reduction surgery - in my experience. You own personal history with scarring can be somewhat predictive for your results; less accurate is a family history.

What you are describing may very well be an area of fat necrosis but it also could even represent a larger cyst as a manifestation of fibrocystic disease. Regardless, you should return to your plastic surgeon who can then assess this area and provide you with some recommendations.