My breasts are huge and cause a lot of pain, discomfort and anxiety. What can I do?

The first step would be to visit with your family doctor to see if referral to a plastic surgeon is reasonable.  Once you visit your plastic surgeon he or she will determine if you are a candidate for a breast reduction.

Thanks for your question. Generally speaking
if a woman has large breasts that are affecting her quality of life it is
enough to open the door for discussion. What you describe is certainly
concerning and I would welcome a patient with your description for a face to
face consultation. During this visit the physician should obtain a comprehensive
history and perform a physical exam. After completing this it should be
clear what can be achieved with surgery or if there are any non-surgical
options.  If you are a candidate for surgery then when the
patient is ready we move forward. Many insurances cover this but
depending upon the carrier there are discrepancies about the amounts needed to
be removed to qualify (something your surgeon will have to estimate).
Always seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience
with breast reduction. See plenty of before and afters and do your
homework. Good luck.

Thanks for your question.  Based on your description, you would benefit from breast reduction.  Breast reduction is a great procedure if you have large breasts that give physical symptoms.  During breast reduction, excess breast tissue is removed and breast tissue is re-positioned to give you perkier, better lifted breasts.  Please consult with an experience plastic surgeon to learn about breast reduction.  Best wishes.