I'm a nonbinary individual and i feel insecure with my 32D chest. I want to be able to tape them down whenever I want, but currently this is not possible as they are simply too large for that purpose. I also get backpain easily and feel like they don't fit the rest of my body. Would it be possible to achieve a natural looking A to B chest? And is my breast size big enough to justify this surgery? Thanks in advance.
August 22, 2024
Answer: Downsizing from a D cup to a B cup. Yes, it may possible to go from a 32D to a natural-looking B cup through breast reduction surgery. However, in order to determine if it's possible for you, you will need an in-person consultation for a full examination and review of your medical history. It is also important to note that depending on different factors, such as the amount of tissue that can be safely removed at one time (while preserving breast tissue and skin and preserving the nipple), you may need to stage the breast reduction into two procedures to get down to the desired cup size. In addition, the goal of breast reduction surgery is typically to address back pain, shoulder pain, heaviness, inability to exercise, sweating clothing not fitting well and other concerns while preserving and reshaping the breast so that it is in proportion to other body features. Thus, while reducing to an A cup may be theoretically possible, it may not be the best fit for every body shape and size.
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August 22, 2024
Answer: Downsizing from a D cup to a B cup. Yes, it may possible to go from a 32D to a natural-looking B cup through breast reduction surgery. However, in order to determine if it's possible for you, you will need an in-person consultation for a full examination and review of your medical history. It is also important to note that depending on different factors, such as the amount of tissue that can be safely removed at one time (while preserving breast tissue and skin and preserving the nipple), you may need to stage the breast reduction into two procedures to get down to the desired cup size. In addition, the goal of breast reduction surgery is typically to address back pain, shoulder pain, heaviness, inability to exercise, sweating clothing not fitting well and other concerns while preserving and reshaping the breast so that it is in proportion to other body features. Thus, while reducing to an A cup may be theoretically possible, it may not be the best fit for every body shape and size.
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August 19, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Dear user17302,
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August 19, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Dear user17302,
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July 19, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Thanks for your question! I do think that you would be a candidate for a breast reduction if you feel your breasts are too large. I'm not sure that insurance would contribute, but it is always an option as an elective surgery. I would suggest finding a breast reduction specialist in your area. Good luck!
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July 19, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Thanks for your question! I do think that you would be a candidate for a breast reduction if you feel your breasts are too large. I'm not sure that insurance would contribute, but it is always an option as an elective surgery. I would suggest finding a breast reduction specialist in your area. Good luck!
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