Milwaukee Breast Reduction doctors
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Kenneth Dembny, II, MD
Milwaukee Plastic Surgeon
201 N. Mayfair Rd. Suite 530, Wauwatosa |
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Ralph Kloehn, M.D.
Milwaukee Plastic Surgeon
161 W Wisconsin Ave Ste 1G, Pewaukee |
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Tracy E. McCall, MD
Milwaukee Plastic Surgeon
Riverwood Drive Ste 228, Waukesha |
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Roger Mixter, MD
Milwaukee Plastic Surgeon
5201 N Port Washington Road, Milwaukee |
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Larry Sterkin, MD
Milwaukee Plastic Surgeon
201 N. Mayfair Road Suite 530, Wauwatosa |
Recent Answers
I am a small person, I am about 5'1 and I feel that my breasts are extremely out of proportion to my body, and it makes me uncomfortable and upset with myself. Not only that, but they cause my to arch my back, and I feel I get lower back and shoulder pains from it. In my area (Ontario, Canada) I can get the surgery free if I have pains. What is the likely hood I can get insurance to pay for it, and how should I go about confronting my parents about this? Also, should I wait until I am older?
You should first discuss your physical symptoms and desires with your parents. I’m sure they will understand. If you have researched this yourself, provide some of that information to them as well to help them understand. Next, along with your parents, visit a certified plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and whether you are an appropriate surgical candidate. If you are no longer growing and your breast size is relatively stable then it is reasonable to consider breast reduction surgery. It is not uncommon for women in their late teens to undergo breast reduction surgery…so you are not alone. Your plastic surgeon will need to request approval for surgery from your insurance company. Symptomatic patients who undergo breast reduction are very satisfied afterward. Not only can this surgery relieve your aches and pains and improve your posture, but it can also improve your self-image. Best wishes.





