I've come to absolutely hate myself. I can't wear swim suits or tight tops. I know I could stuff the smaller side but when the day comes to an end it's still like that. I fear ill never be able to be intimate with a guy because of them. I have no money to get them fixed. I was told it'd cost 10-12,000. Is there a foundation to help with this? A grant maybe? What procedures would need to be done?
March 22, 2013
Answer: $10-$12,000 sounds a bit much for correction of asymmetric breasts.
From the photograph provided it looks as though correction of the asymmetry could be accomplished for considerably less than $10-$12,000. There is no charity foundation for women with asymmetric breasts.
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March 22, 2013
Answer: $10-$12,000 sounds a bit much for correction of asymmetric breasts.
From the photograph provided it looks as though correction of the asymmetry could be accomplished for considerably less than $10-$12,000. There is no charity foundation for women with asymmetric breasts.
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Answer: Needing breast surgey without funds
Your condition could possibly be covered by insurance due to the discrepancy between volumes so if you wait a little longer, perhaps Obamacare, once fully in force, could step in if you do not have insurance. If you do have insurance, see one of the contracted plastic surgeons for their advice. Finally, there is financing available such as CareCredit.com. You should see a few surgeons and obtain their cost estimates then make your choice. New, younger surgeons just starting out may also be more flexible on their fees but you really need to know their experience or their revision policy. Good luck!
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Answer: Needing breast surgey without funds
Your condition could possibly be covered by insurance due to the discrepancy between volumes so if you wait a little longer, perhaps Obamacare, once fully in force, could step in if you do not have insurance. If you do have insurance, see one of the contracted plastic surgeons for their advice. Finally, there is financing available such as CareCredit.com. You should see a few surgeons and obtain their cost estimates then make your choice. New, younger surgeons just starting out may also be more flexible on their fees but you really need to know their experience or their revision policy. Good luck!
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