Had a breast reduction was a 44 G took out about 4 pounds in each breast. What is cup size now?

It is hard to believe that your insurance denied your coverage due to it being cosmetic reasons with all the symptoms you have! You might want to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon that specializes in breast surgery to reapply for coverage, if you are denied again, ask your surgeon to appeal...

From your description you should qualify for a breast reduction, however it will depend on your particular insurance policy. Insurance companies have guidelines that they follow and they are not all the same. The best way to find out is to contact your insurance company, or see a Board Certified...

This will really depend on your surgeon preference. Most do not routinely use drains but rather individualize the use of drains in breast reduction. I have not used drains for more than 20 years without problems#breastreduction #plasticsurgery #JPdrains

I would think that insurance would cover the cost.  As far as the amount to be removed is concerned, that decision is made at the time of surgery depending on what is necessary to give you the nicest results.  The amounts you mention are estimates only.

Hi, yes you should be concerned and go see your surgeon as soon as possible. It is difficult to determine what you are having an allergy too and only your surgeon can help you sort that out. In the meantime, you want to reduce your skin irritation during this healing process. Taking benadryl...

At this point in your recovery, it is much too soon to be worried about the outcome. It takes time for the swelling to resolve. It may be 6 months or more before the shape has reached its final look. Be patient. Watch your physical activity. Everyone is different.