I had a breast reducing operation 15 years ago. I have had network chiropractic for two years. It has changed my spine and neck a lot, but it is awful in my tissue sensation. It's like a thin sticky, fibrotic layer hangs from my right breast. When I walk it's like having a long marshmallow all the way into my leg. The overall sensation is that I have something in between breast and arm. Is this a sign of adhesions? If yes, what to do? If no, what could it be? Extra cellular matrix?
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Many people with the breast shape outlined in the photo would potentially be candidates for a lollipop reduction. However, there are many factors that go into determining whether you would be a candidate for a certain type of reduction including specific breast measurements, health status,...
Generally speaking, I counsel patients that they they will end up with a “C” cup. Having said that, cup sizes change depending on where you get measured. The important thing to remember is that they turn out to be proportionate and fit your body better. Thank you.
