I'm 19, currently a 30F/32E, depending on sizing. My breasts feel disproportionate to my stature at 5'2 and 115 lb. I have a lot of unexplained neck/shoulder/back pain and headaches. I feel like I look much smaller than is average for the procedure. Would I be a good candidate for a reduction? And would a physician generally be willing to take me on as a patient, or do I not really have enough tissue to be removed, assuming I wanted to go down to about 30C?
The doctor I spoke to will do the anchor incision, either with or without a free nipple graft. To get to the size I want (which is practically flat), I know I would need to have a free nipple graft. I am not at all interested in ever breastfeeding, so not being able to do that because of the FNG isnt an issue (Im also not too upset about possibly losing sensation with it, but also, my doctor said after a FNG the nerves or something will reattach and I will likely get some kind of feeling back). But Im wondering if any other risks associated with getting a reduction will increase by choosing to have a free nipple graft (necrosis, healing, etc). Basically, Im wondering if theres any good reason (aside from losing the ability to breastfeed) why I shouldnt get a free nipple graft, because it seems like the same thing except with the added bonus of being able to go as small as I want!