Is a breast reduction from a DD to a B cup achievable?

At
size 36 DD each 200 grams removed corresponds to 1 cup size change.600 grams removed would make you a B.This could be done but may be
disproportionate to your body.Many
women think the only way to relieve neck, back and shoulder pain is by over
reduction.Instead, I recommend a new
technique called The Ultimate Breast Reduction™.The breast tissue is reshaped creating upper
pole fullness, elevated higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase
your cleavage.The weight of the breast
is transferred to the underlying muscle resulting in immediate pain
relief.This technique avoids the ugly
vertical scars of the traditional technique, maintains nipple sensation and the
ability to breast feed.This allows you
to choose the breast size proportionate for your body without undergoing
excessive reduction to eliminate pain.Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.

You sound like you would be a good candidate for
a breast reduction and would benefit greatly from the procedure.  During my consultations patients often mention
that they want their breasts to be a certain cup or bra size but cup sizes vary
between manufacturers so the size they want may not be accurate or
attainable.  Achieving a nice
shaped, natural looking breast that is proportionate to your body frame should
be the ultimate goal.  Be sure to consult
with a Board Certified Plastic surgeon with elite credentials in breast
reduction surgery to discuss your surgical options and what result you can
expect.

Since you have a petite frame, it is quite possible to reduce your breasts to a B cup size. Most breast reduction techniques are able to reduce breasts to a size that is proportionate to their body frame. A physical exam would be needed to more accurately predict what your end results might be, but I would be optimistic based on your height and weight. 

Thank you very much for your question, the answer
to this is yes, a reduction from a DD to a B is achievable in most cases.

If you would like to go to a B your surgeon may
need to adjust their technique slightly to achieve this.

There are a number of different techniques for
breast reduction and I think it would be worthwhile discussing these in detail
with your surgeon so you get the best possible idea of what’s involved in the
treatment and which technique they would recommend to get you down to the B
cup.

Best wishes.

It is unlikely to get you down to a B and still maintain a nice shape if you started out as a DD.  Tissue has to be maintained on the skin flaps and pedicle to keep things alive.

Absolutely there are a number of techniques that can accomplish this change.With that said no wise surgeon will guarantee a cup size because bras are all different depending on the maker and style,and many women wear the wrong size anyway.