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Thank you for your questions. It sounds like you would be a good candidate for a breast reduction. I am not familiar with your insurance or that procedure but I am guessing that your best bet would be to discuss with your regular doctor getting a referral to a plastic surgeon who takes your insurance for a consultation.Best of luck!
The Canadian health system is fairly generous about coverage of breast reduction, from what I have been told. Dr. Hall-Findlay in Banff is a very popular choice.
Hi thank you for your question. Unfortunately its not possible to offer advice on the information provided. I suggest you visit your surgeon for a review if you are concerned. Best wishes.
Swelling can occur after this procedure. Typically swelling improves after six weeks. If the swelling persists after six weeks it may be advisable to contact your plastic surgeon. Swelling is oftentimes most noticeable after two days.
Hello.It’s great to hear that you're happy with your breast reduction results! The healing process after surgery can take several months, and the final shape and size of your breasts can take time to settle. Typically, it can take around 6 to 12 months for swelling to fully go down and for y...
