2.5 years ago, I was approximately an F/G cup. I now have M cups. Weight ~250lbs have for about a year. Is this growth normal? Am I justified in seeking a reduction and trying to get my insurance to cover it? (BCBS Federal Employee Program) if they grow any larger I won't be able to buy bras. I have a history of back pain and have been to a chiropractor. I am popping pain pills regularly and while I try to exercise (I would like to lose weight) I really only am able to use a treadmill to walk.
February 18, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction Thank you for your question and pictures. I think that you would definitely benefit from a breast reduction and most of the time BCBS will cover the surgery. Seek a consultation from a Board Certified PS.
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February 18, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction Thank you for your question and pictures. I think that you would definitely benefit from a breast reduction and most of the time BCBS will cover the surgery. Seek a consultation from a Board Certified PS.
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February 17, 2016
Answer: I have 40M Breasts. At 21 years old, what should I do? Breast reduction, or possibly another problem? (Photo) Thank you for your question and photos. Yes! You are a #candidate for a #breast #reduction surgery. Candidates for #BreastReduction surgery are women who wish to have smaller #breasts to achieve a more proportional appearance or to alleviate physical discomfort. Breast reduction can correct symptoms from excessively #largeheavybreasts that may cause the inability to do certain exercises, or create back, shoulder and neck pain, poor posture, bra-strap shoulder indentations and chafing or rashes under the breasts. Women experiencing these discomforts may benefit from Breast Reduction, also called #ReductionMammoplasty. Furthermore, large breasts may interfere with normal daily activities or exercise and will be more comfortable when reduced. Women who feel that their excessive breast size decreases a sense of attractiveness and self-confidence, or results in unwanted attention are also candidates. In my opinion, it's important to be cleared for a #breastreduction by your primary physician. Best wishes to you!
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February 17, 2016
Answer: I have 40M Breasts. At 21 years old, what should I do? Breast reduction, or possibly another problem? (Photo) Thank you for your question and photos. Yes! You are a #candidate for a #breast #reduction surgery. Candidates for #BreastReduction surgery are women who wish to have smaller #breasts to achieve a more proportional appearance or to alleviate physical discomfort. Breast reduction can correct symptoms from excessively #largeheavybreasts that may cause the inability to do certain exercises, or create back, shoulder and neck pain, poor posture, bra-strap shoulder indentations and chafing or rashes under the breasts. Women experiencing these discomforts may benefit from Breast Reduction, also called #ReductionMammoplasty. Furthermore, large breasts may interfere with normal daily activities or exercise and will be more comfortable when reduced. Women who feel that their excessive breast size decreases a sense of attractiveness and self-confidence, or results in unwanted attention are also candidates. In my opinion, it's important to be cleared for a #breastreduction by your primary physician. Best wishes to you!
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