Am 5'1 and since I was 12 my breasts started growing and now am 30J or 30JJ cup size. Should I go for surgery? (photo)

If your breasts are too large for your preference you can consider a reduction.  The procedure will remove excess tissue and lift the position of the nipple.  Sometimes this procedure is covered through insurance if required criteria is met.  See a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss your goals and learn more.

If the size of your breasts is preventing you from what you want to do and causing your back and shoulder pain, it is not unreasonable to have the procedure done.  Consult either virtually or in-office with a board certified plastic surgeon who is an expert in breast reduction surgery so that you can discuss your ultimate goals, BR pros and cons, the best time to have the surgery, and whether your medical insurance is likely to pay for it.
Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Los Angeles, CA

Thank you for your questions and pictures! When it comes to plastic surgery, only you can make the decision about whether or not to get a procedure! If you are having symptoms such as back or neck pain, trouble with finding bras to fit and exercise, or if you feel that reducing your breasts would increase your self esteem, then a breast reduction might be right for you. I highly recommend seeing a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns, your goals and see if a breast reduction or just a lift would be right for you. Good luck!