After Breast Reduction, My Nipples Are Extremely Sensitive and Always Hard; Is This Normal?

It is hard to say 100% via this forum but I do not think that the appearance of your abdomen is related to the surgery you had.  Perhaps early on it could be; particularly as a reaction from pain medications (which can cause temporary abdominal swelling or distention).  I would suggest...

You should be evaluated by a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Your surgeon will then assess your physical condition for the possibility of your symptoms arising due to the size of your breasts.  Your insurance company could then be contacted regarding the same if m...

It's a guess. Experienced plastic surgeons remove exactly enough to get the desired result.  My patients bring a new bra in the cup size they desire. I sterilize that and use it as form during surgery. Enough is removed to fit the bra perfectly. Why guess?  Dr Foster

You are having two major operations which will be performed under a general anesthetic.  One of the most significant complications (which most of us fear) after a surgery like this is DVT (deep venous thrombosis, or a blood clot in your legs which can travel to your lungs). During surgery,...

Cosmetic and insurance based procedures can be combined, depending on your surgeon's practice.  If I have such a situation we do the surgery at the hospital to allow insurance to cover the surgery, anesthesia and pathology for the excess tissue removal.  Coolsculpting often works very...

Your photo demonstrates a roughly G cup right breast and a left breast that is one half to one full cup size smaller.  In order to obtain symmetry and satisfy your insurance company, 500 gms will need to be removed from the left breast and 600-700 gms will need to be removed from the right...