I’m a 41 year-old woman and I had a breast reduction (BR) on August 7, 2014. My Back Story Like most people considering a BR, I had tremendous back pain and my life as a younger athlete was a distant, cloudy memory. Neck and shoulder pain along with the deep groves of uncomfortable bras made me feel as if I were ruled by my breasts. Clothes are hard to find that really fit properly and when searching for bras, I generally looked for the ones with the most underwire, widest

As a teenager I was barely a 34A and always struggled with low self-esteem because of my small breasts. I just didn't feel "womanly" or attractive. At 21 I finally made the decision to get implants. I got 225/250 (one breast is smaller than the other) submuscular saline implants. This brought me to a 36B. So, not outrageously huge, but just enough to look "normal". For years I was happy with them and finally felt attractive. As time went on, I began realizing things I

Silberg was approved by insurance and had lots of good reviews, so I went to him for a breast reduction. He was super warm and reassuring the first time I met him but increasingly short and impatient with me afterwards. I always felt bad asking questions like I was annoying him so I shut up and smiled so he would like me. Came out of surgery with uneven sized breasts - my areolas are vastly different one tiny and one huge (wth?) and one breast the incision isnt under the breast

I have suffering for years with unexplained body aches and pains, from my head to my ankles, always running to have certain tests done, and feeling frustrated when they couldn't find an answer for me. I have suffered with sleep disorder, not sleeping soundly, and with unbelievable pain, only on my right side of my body. I have read and compared my aliments, with almost everyone on this site, and yes I too have almost every ailment on your lists, from Fibromyalgia, joint pain,