It is very common to see skin separation at the inverted T in breast reductions and lifts. This is the point of maximum tension and it can stress the skin and closure. You should definitely follow closely with your PS to prevent infection and ensure best possible resolution of this minor c...
I’m sorry to hear that your insurance has denied your breast reduction. It seems that the best possible option for you will be to pay out of pocket to have the procedure done, and have your surgeon give you all the documents you need to submit to insurance to get reimbursed for the procedure. T...
Breast reduction surgery addresses skin and breast tissue, but not the underlying pectoralis muscle. Your surgery should not affect your ability to gain strength to your chest muscles.