I had a breast reduction from a E cup to a D cup when I was 17. I have always considered small breasts beautiful and would like to be an A or a B cup. If paid for myself (no insurance; cosmetic), would I be a candidate for another breast redction surgery?
October 20, 2014
Answer: Secondary Breast Reduction Candidate Secondary Breast Reduction Surgery is successful in most patients.Without an exam or photos - full frontal, oblique and side views it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, there are many ways to reduce a breast further, most of which do not require additional scars and include liposuction and/or short scar techniques. See a board certified plastic surgeon with lots of experience in secondary breast reduction surgery.
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October 20, 2014
Answer: Secondary Breast Reduction Candidate Secondary Breast Reduction Surgery is successful in most patients.Without an exam or photos - full frontal, oblique and side views it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, there are many ways to reduce a breast further, most of which do not require additional scars and include liposuction and/or short scar techniques. See a board certified plastic surgeon with lots of experience in secondary breast reduction surgery.
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January 27, 2017
Answer: Breast Reduction Surgery a second time Yes, if you still are uncomfortable with the size of your breasts, you can undergo another breast reduction procedure. Please make sure that your surgeon who will be performing your 2nd breast reduction knows what was performed the first time around (technique) so as to minimize potential risks and complications as much as possible. Find a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced with this procedure... see results... ask questions. I ask patients to bring me photos of what they want to achieve so that I can discuss realistic goals with them. I hope this helps.
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January 27, 2017
Answer: Breast Reduction Surgery a second time Yes, if you still are uncomfortable with the size of your breasts, you can undergo another breast reduction procedure. Please make sure that your surgeon who will be performing your 2nd breast reduction knows what was performed the first time around (technique) so as to minimize potential risks and complications as much as possible. Find a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced with this procedure... see results... ask questions. I ask patients to bring me photos of what they want to achieve so that I can discuss realistic goals with them. I hope this helps.
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