L cup (US sizing) - constant breast growth in my 30s, should I have a reduction?

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Dear AMETHYSTWYNTER,
Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about continuous breast growth in your mid-30s and the consideration of breast reduction surgery.
Unusual Breast Growth:
It is indeed unusual for breasts to consistently increase in size each year, especially in your mid-30s. This warrants further medical evaluation.
I recommend a thorough assessment by an endocrinologist to explore any underlying hormonal or endocrine issues that might be contributing to this growth.
Breast Reduction Surgery:
If no specific cause is identified, you could be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery.
An anchor or inverted T incision breast reduction is commonly suggested for significant reductions. This procedure involves incisions around the areola, down the front of the breast, and along the infra-mammary fold, allowing for both breast reduction and lift.
While an exact cup size outcome (such as a C or small D cup) can't be guaranteed without a physical examination, most plastic surgeons aim to achieve a size proportionate to your body frame.
Consultations and Insurance Coverage:
It's advisable to consult with multiple plastic surgeons to discuss your options and expectations.
Breast reduction surgery is often covered by medical insurance, especially if it's indicated for medical reasons. Choose a surgeon who is experienced in working with insurance providers to minimize your costs potentially.
In conclusion, a comprehensive medical evaluation followed by consultations with plastic surgeons should be your next steps. These will help you make an informed decision regarding the possibility and scope of breast reduction surgery.
Wishing you clarity and comfort as you explore these options.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

Unless you like carrying around those mammoth puppies, go get a breast reduction. Your insurance might cover this procedure for you if it covers a breast reduction.