I Am One Week Post Op for Breast Reduction and Upset That Too Much Was Removed?

Congratulations on having undergone the breast reduction procedure;  this operation tends to be one of the most patient pleasing operations performed.

 Frankly, it is much too early to be “upset” or experience any other type of emotion after the procedure performed. Keep in mind, that although estimations may be provided prior to surgery, no plastic surgery can accurately predict exactly how much tissue will be removed during breast reduction procedures.

 I would suggest that you stay as emotionally even keeled as possible  and express your questions/concerns with your plastic surgeon.  Hopefully you'll be very pleased with the long-term outcome of the procedure regardless of the specific amount of tissue removed and/or the final cup size achieved.

 Best wishes.

    Most plastic surgeons try to reduce breasts to a C or D cup, so that you can receive the maximal benefit in symptoms but not make anyone too small. 

If you were wearing a 36N, 700g of tissue is actually a small amount to remove. It most likely would not be enough to reduce symptoms that I'm sure you had as a result of your large breasts (back pain, shoulder strap grooving, etc.). That being said, I would talk to your doctor at your first post op visit and tell him your concerns.  He will probably suggest that you wait a few months and see how you look after you've completely healed and everything has settled. You may be very pleased with your results as you will be less restricted by the weight of your breasts.