Can I go from a 36J to a full 36D or C? (Photo)

Breast Reduction it’s a
reconstructive nature procedure as the objective is to eliminate the
sagged tissue caused by the excessive weight. Patient has symptoms
include of back pain, shoulder pain, headaches and rashes con the breast
folds (intertrigo) due to excess sweating.

The reduction technique improves the shape, size, position by the
lifting effect which also produces a cosmetic result. Every breast
reduction regardless the technique carries a risk of nipple blood supply
(necrosis) compromise, especially with additional factors such as:
mammary reduction >2.2lb (1kg) ; nipple areola complex lifting
>3.9” (>10cm), dense and fibrous mammary tissue, breast lift with
implant, secondary reduction, BMI >30, smoking, diabetes, mammary
scars, malnourishment in post bariatric patients, predisposition to
thrombotic events and the use of certain medications. The blood supply
of the nipple is mobilized and disrupted during the reduction and
lifting, thus the risk of necrosis. This complication can be partial or
complete. Both complications are resolvable. When the loss is partial,
proper wound care and the use of certain dressings will recover almost
all the areola tissue, the only drawback is that it takes some time (3
months). When all the nipple areola complex is lost, the aim objective
is to the tissue heal properly and the scaring and inflammatory process
subsides. When the time is right several reconstructive nipple
techniques are available with good results, also there’s the easy option
in having a 3D tattoo.  A breast reduction with a lifting more than
15-20 cm, a free nipple graft is recommended. The free NAC graft has
also drawbacks: limited graft intake, areola hipopigmentation, lack of
sensitivity and projection (it flattens). The type of technique (pedicle
or free graft) used depends on the surgeon´s experience and with he
feels more comfortable. Patients have to be aware of the complication
and accept the risk implicated in this type of procedures in case they
decide to have breast reduction surgery.

You have very large breasts and while a reduction would certainly improve the appearance of your breasts, you may not be able to get down to a B cup or even C cup. The larger the breast size and the greater the degree of reduction, the greater the risk for nipple loss.Hope this helps.

Sounds like you would be a good candidate for a breast reduction.Also known as reduction mammaplasty, this is an operation intended to reduce the size of a woman’s breasts and improve their shape and position. Frequently, the areola (dark skin around the nipple) is also made smaller. Women with excessive breast size, which may decrease a sense of attractiveness and self-confidence, are candidates. Functional symptoms (medical disorders) caused by excessive breast weight may be relieved or improved by this operation.Women who have large, heavy breasts, which may be the cause of movement difficulties, back, shoulder and neck pain, poor posture, bra-strap indentations and chafing under the breasts will benefit from reduction. Large breasts that interfere with normal daily activities or with exercise will be more comfortable when reduced#breastreduction#smallerbreasts