Hi, I'm a dental hygienist hoping to have a breast reduction before the end of this year. How much time off from work should I expect to need? Also when would I be able to return to my regular workouts with my trainer? I'll be going from a DD to a B.
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Answer: I'm a dental hygienist wanting to have a Breast Reduction. How much time off work should I expect to need?
Excision or liposuction of tissue on the lateral chest is not considered part of a breast reduction as it's not breast tissue. Treatment of this can add significant time and supply cost to the case and would normally be charged extra for should a patient so choose. I am careful to point this...
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Thank you for your question.There is no doubt that having large breast reduced is very helpful with the symptoms of large breasts.However, your elevated weight raises the question as to if loosing weight would not help. Breast reduction surgery with an elevated BMI increases the risks of...