Abilene2942

my daughter is a 40DDD and only 5'2, insurance will pay if dr recommends , her back hurts, she is limited to activity because of size...she shows signs of depression because of that and her weight,
if insurance will pay on both can a reduction and gastric bypass surgery be done at same time....

i have had implants for over 5 years,I have posted many times stating about the problems with my left breast hard incapilated, and no help from surgeon without paying 3000.00
Last Thursday I went for a mammogram to see what might be going on...not only can I not lay on my stomach, it is itchy and painful now full time.. it is so big and out of proportion from my right breast
that while i was able to camoflage clothing and just make sure right breast was always in right place, no longer, I am limited to wearing thick material shirts/blouses and such to not draw attention..also it was pointed out during the mammogram that one of the implants the left- is under the muscle, the right is over the muscle..there have been so many women mutilated by this dr. that continues to practice..he cannot do surgery as far as cosmestic except in office as day surgery..Is there an attorney that will take the case and work on settlement without upfront money...

I have group insurance through my husband( the same) employment (group)...I hope that since they do not consider the situation only cosmetic...I would love to hear from doctors on their feelings about the ordeal. Can it be harmful to have an
implant encapilated and hard and 2 + inches higher than other, or is it just a vanity problem

I take some responsibility in deciding to have procedure done due to mid-life crisis, and husbands
straying...wrong, wrong, wrong,.....the Dr. is board licensed and has done good work on others, and I should have known since I started having problems from the beginning, I should of had implants removed asap...The disturbing point is, I have medical insurance..and I am not asking for a "boob" job...I just want what I have fixed...it hurts, it could cause health issues...need to have a mammogram...haven't in 3 years...I just want women to make sure...the dr...whether he did perfect work or not...and he is not required to. but he knew why I was having the augmentation- the straying, the crisis...and never one time suggested I wait a month and see if I still wanted to go through with it..and he is not required to...so as the patient follow that rule, wait at least a month and then if you feel great about it go for it.

I had the same problem right and had to have the and the dr? used some type of crow bar looking instrument and pulled it in place...be careful..don't ignored..it was my left breast and I have had nothing but problems ..I am 20 lbs heaviers than I was 5 years ago, but I was slimmer than I usually am at time of breast augmentation...which my breast turned out larger than I wanted.. today My left breast is rock hard nearly 3 inches higher than my left...encapilated is what my ear,nose, throat cosmetic surgeon says, and he wants 2500.00 to fix...
so it is now so noticable that I have to watch to see if the blouse or fitted shirt is wearable...this weekend I changed 4 times ....ruined at 55..

even when the surgeon is licensed...if HE/ her are ear nose and throat specialist from mid texas..be careful