I'm not sure what my extract bra size is but my breasts are large, probably an E cup, if not larger and I'd like to go down to a 32B/34A cup, is that possible? My breasts are also very saggy. I am 5'7 and weigh about 120lbs. I just can't deal with their size any longer, I dance ballet and the breasts are just constantly in the way and cause me terrible back aches. any advice would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
Answer: Breast Reduction - how small can I go? I'm sorry to hear about the problems your disproportionately large breasts cause. Based on your description, you may be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. This operation tends to be one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. When the time is right, I would suggest that you seek consultation with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience achieving the types of outcomes you will be pleased with.
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Answer: How small can you go with a breast reduction? Dear ElizabethdarLiterally, there is no limit. You can go as small as A cup. But this will not be a satisfactory result as your body proportions will not fit with that. Planning your breast size based on the width of your breast and some other body proportions is the key.Best wishes
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Answer: How small can you go with a breast reduction? Dear ElizabethdarLiterally, there is no limit. You can go as small as A cup. But this will not be a satisfactory result as your body proportions will not fit with that. Planning your breast size based on the width of your breast and some other body proportions is the key.Best wishes
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Answer: How small can I go? Based on your height and weight, it does sound as though your breasts are very large for you body and given your activity and symptoms, you very likely would benefit from a breast reduction and would be very pleased with the results. There are some limitations inherent in the surgery that limit how small you can go, but you should be able to achieve a much smaller and more proportional size for your frame and activity level. An exam in person with an experienced plastic surgeon would be the best place to start. Best of luck!
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Answer: How small can I go? Based on your height and weight, it does sound as though your breasts are very large for you body and given your activity and symptoms, you very likely would benefit from a breast reduction and would be very pleased with the results. There are some limitations inherent in the surgery that limit how small you can go, but you should be able to achieve a much smaller and more proportional size for your frame and activity level. An exam in person with an experienced plastic surgeon would be the best place to start. Best of luck!
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Answer: Breast Reduction - how small can I go? In discussing what size to reduce the breast to, my answer to patients is always "smaller." Now I don't mean to sound flippant, but the goal of this surgery is to reduce your breasts to a size that is compatible with your frame and body type while primarily reducing them enough to help relieve some of the symptomology that led to you pursuing breast reduction in the first place. As most women know, a discussion of cup size depends only on where you bra shop, because a 34C from one store can be completely different from a 34C in another store. It can be a good idea to tell a surgeon in what range you want to be because that will give him or her an idea, but no surgeon can guarantee any certain bra size going into surgery. Have the surgery, then go get a bra fitting afterward.In performing breast surgery, there is a range that can be achieved safely. If you take too much of the tissue then it can compromise the blood supply to the remaining portions of the breast. If you do not take enough tissue, then the closure can have too much tension and the symptoms may not be relieved. In the end, you need to discuss with your surgeon what your goals and expectations for surgery are. If you want to be as small as possible, then tell your surgeon that. They should be able to discuss with you how much of the breast tissue they think they can safely take without compromising the safety of the operation. I feel that most surgeons would feel comfortable reducing you as much as they can without compromising the results, but I do not think anyone can guarantee you any certain size.Hope this helps!
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Answer: Breast Reduction - how small can I go? In discussing what size to reduce the breast to, my answer to patients is always "smaller." Now I don't mean to sound flippant, but the goal of this surgery is to reduce your breasts to a size that is compatible with your frame and body type while primarily reducing them enough to help relieve some of the symptomology that led to you pursuing breast reduction in the first place. As most women know, a discussion of cup size depends only on where you bra shop, because a 34C from one store can be completely different from a 34C in another store. It can be a good idea to tell a surgeon in what range you want to be because that will give him or her an idea, but no surgeon can guarantee any certain bra size going into surgery. Have the surgery, then go get a bra fitting afterward.In performing breast surgery, there is a range that can be achieved safely. If you take too much of the tissue then it can compromise the blood supply to the remaining portions of the breast. If you do not take enough tissue, then the closure can have too much tension and the symptoms may not be relieved. In the end, you need to discuss with your surgeon what your goals and expectations for surgery are. If you want to be as small as possible, then tell your surgeon that. They should be able to discuss with you how much of the breast tissue they think they can safely take without compromising the safety of the operation. I feel that most surgeons would feel comfortable reducing you as much as they can without compromising the results, but I do not think anyone can guarantee you any certain size.Hope this helps!
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August 26, 2015
Answer: How Small Can You Go with A Breast Reduction During a breast reduction plastic surgeons reduce the breasts to fit the frame of the patient. During the course of the surgery to meet that goal we have to make sure there is adequate circulation for healing when a very large reduction is performed.
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Answer: How Small Can You Go with A Breast Reduction During a breast reduction plastic surgeons reduce the breasts to fit the frame of the patient. During the course of the surgery to meet that goal we have to make sure there is adequate circulation for healing when a very large reduction is performed.
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