I had breast reduction surgery a few months ago & I am very unhappy with the results. I have a lot left over in my bra-line area, & I can not wear a regular bra, & only certain types of sports or compression bras. It looks so bad that I am severely depressed & am extremely remorseful about having surgery to begin with. My insurance denied paying to correct it, & I am so embarrassed about the way I look & I refuse to see the surgeon who performed the surgery. Will I have to pay to correct it?
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Great question. This is not a particularly painful surgery. If your surgeon uses local anesthesia at the time of surgery and combines it with multimodal pain medication afterward (acetaminophen, NSAIDs, and narcotics, sometimes also gabapentin), your pain will be well controlled after surgery....
It is entirely possible and appropriate to do a breast reduction in a teenager, generally when the breasts have stopped developing. It is a life changing procedure for many young ladies.
Generally, patients should be at their ideal weight. Breast tissue may shrink if the patient...
AT 4 weeks it is very unusual to have a true breast infection without additional symptoms such as fever. IT is probably more likely that you are experiencing breast fat necrosis. In many instances this will stop on its own and in other circumstances it may require surgical treatment....