Unless you eat a ton of soy (has phytoestrogens) your diet is not likely to be a factor unless you gain weight. Existing breast tissue can become larger after a breast reduction even if you haven't gain weight. A few of the more common reasons (besides weight gain) are use of hormones like birth...
Thank you for your question. You should always take the advice of your surgeon regarding post operative instructions. However, in most cases, where complications are not an issue, wounds are healed enough by three weeks to immerse them in water.
You may very well qualify, it really will depend on the guidelines of your insurance company. Most require 500 grams from each breast needs to be removed to qualify, and that usually equates to a DD cup. They usually want documented information as to what you have tried so far, such a good...
