i am 4'10" and 160 lbs with 34 E breasts. I want my breasts reduced to a full B or small C. Being that I am so short and have a small back size what amount of reduction is possible for me. I want to be as small as medically safe.
Answer: How does weight and height factor in to breast reduction? There needs to be a balance regarding how much to remove to see a result vs leaving enough for safe healing. Your surgeon can best answer your concerns but don't expect a specific breast size.
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Answer: The patient's height and weight doesn't really affect planning of breast reduction. In the end the volume of breasts residing on your chest is a decision that you have to make and get across to your surgeon so he can provide that in the operating room. Your height and weight might be a consideration to you based on your sensor proportion but it will really not affect the planning of the operation.
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Answer: The patient's height and weight doesn't really affect planning of breast reduction. In the end the volume of breasts residing on your chest is a decision that you have to make and get across to your surgeon so he can provide that in the operating room. Your height and weight might be a consideration to you based on your sensor proportion but it will really not affect the planning of the operation.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: Height and weight in breast reduction You are a surgical candidate. Height and weight combine in a factor called body mass index (BMI). Insurance companies use this is deny surgery on the basis of obesity with many using 1960s measurements simply to manipulate the data and deny more!some carriers make allowances for petite patients. Review your insurance guidelines online and see a board certified plastic surgeon.
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Answer: Height and weight in breast reduction You are a surgical candidate. Height and weight combine in a factor called body mass index (BMI). Insurance companies use this is deny surgery on the basis of obesity with many using 1960s measurements simply to manipulate the data and deny more!some carriers make allowances for petite patients. Review your insurance guidelines online and see a board certified plastic surgeon.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: How does hieght and weight factor into breast reduction? Many insurance companies use height and weight measurements to calculate how much breast tissue your plastic surgeon must remove in order for the procedure to be covered by the insurance. Sometimes the calculated amount is too much to remove and preserve your breasts. In those cases, further weight loss will shift the amount needed to be removed toward a manageable number. Good luck.
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Answer: How does hieght and weight factor into breast reduction? Many insurance companies use height and weight measurements to calculate how much breast tissue your plastic surgeon must remove in order for the procedure to be covered by the insurance. Sometimes the calculated amount is too much to remove and preserve your breasts. In those cases, further weight loss will shift the amount needed to be removed toward a manageable number. Good luck.
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April 10, 2016
Answer: Height, Weight and Breast Reduction Based on the height and weight that you have supplied I do not see any issues with you proceeding with a breast reduction. Height and weight may play a factor in how much tissue is required for minimal removal by your insurance company. Please discuss that possibility with your surgeon and insurance company. Good luck.
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Answer: Height, Weight and Breast Reduction Based on the height and weight that you have supplied I do not see any issues with you proceeding with a breast reduction. Height and weight may play a factor in how much tissue is required for minimal removal by your insurance company. Please discuss that possibility with your surgeon and insurance company. Good luck.
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