If I Remove 700cc From 42DD, Where Would That Put Me? (photo)

As alluded to by my colleagues, surgery times over 6 hours does increase your risks for complications.  Perhaps your surgeon is fast and can complete the procedures within that time frame or close to it. 

As for your breast size after a reduction, its difficult to estimate with accuracy as some people have large fluffy breasts that do not weigh much and others have dense breasts that weigh a lot.  Since you have insurance minimums to meet, you have obligated yourself to meeting that minimum and will have to accept the resultant cup size.  Your surgeon who examined you should have a good idea of what your end result will be.

As for your tummy, if your tummy does not go flat when you lay supine, you have to understand  that achieving a flat tummy when upright will be difficult.  Again, your surgeon should be able to counsel you on the anticipated results.

Best wishes with your surgery but your size does increase your risks if your surgery runs long.

Thanks for the photos posted. WOW some much surgery in one setting. At that weight I'm concerned for the amount of time in surgery could approach 6 to 8 hours. You might want to reconsider in staging theses operation especially at the weight of 207. You may have increased risks for postoperative complications. As to the size 700 cc's removed would give you, about a large C or small D cup. Be careful out there. Regards