I started developing breasts at a young age. As my breasts have got bigger, so have my areolas. I am now 18 and an E but I am slim and small. I feel my breasts are just ridiculous, I absolutely hate them. I am so embarassed by them I have never shown them to anyone in person. They have seriously damaged my confidence. If the only way to reduce them is through surgery, how much should I expect it to cost? What should I be prepared to spend?
January 14, 2017
Answer: Areola reduction Based on your picture, it appears that you are a great candidate for breast reduction surgery. This procedure will not only lift and shape your breasts, but it will reduce the size of your areolas. Seek a consultation from a board-certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes to you!
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January 14, 2017
Answer: Areola reduction Based on your picture, it appears that you are a great candidate for breast reduction surgery. This procedure will not only lift and shape your breasts, but it will reduce the size of your areolas. Seek a consultation from a board-certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes to you!
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January 14, 2017
Answer: Breast and areola reduction I am sorry to hear that you are embarrassed by your breasts. Judging from the photo you provided, you have no reason to be. However, if you want to undergo a breast and areola reduction, you would likely be considered a good candidate. You need to seek a consultation with a plastic surgeon to explore options. I would also involve your parents in this process. They can help you with many decisions along the way. Sometimes these procedures are covered by health insurance. Your surgeon should be able to help determine this. Good luck!
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January 14, 2017
Answer: Breast and areola reduction I am sorry to hear that you are embarrassed by your breasts. Judging from the photo you provided, you have no reason to be. However, if you want to undergo a breast and areola reduction, you would likely be considered a good candidate. You need to seek a consultation with a plastic surgeon to explore options. I would also involve your parents in this process. They can help you with many decisions along the way. Sometimes these procedures are covered by health insurance. Your surgeon should be able to help determine this. Good luck!
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