Breast reduction by insurance

Richard P. Rand, MD answers: Breast reduction after pregancy

hi i'm a 21-year-old-mother who gave birth over 14-months ago,my problem is that i always had an a-cup breast and during my pregnancy my breast changed to a c-cup and stayed that way. i never felt back pain until my pregnancy and now a year later its still there. hypothetically i drew the conclusion it's my breast after reviewing diffrent stories. because my back,neck and sholders are hurting and my breast is so heavy. do you think my insurance company would cover it even though i'm not a d-cup? (i included a pic) thanks in advance dana321


Richard P. Rand, MD
22 days ago
By Richard P. Rand, MD - Seattle Plastic Surgeon

You might see a plastic surgeon who can try to estimate how many grams of weight you might have removed.  This will tell you if insurance might provide coverage. 

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