I don't understand the measurement of grams in terms of breast reduction, so my question is really to get an idea of how many grams equate to a cup size. At the moment I am trying to decide on the most I can reduce by while maintaining good bodily proportions. Any help is very much appreciated! :) Thanks!
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Answer: Lipo-lift, breast lift, breast reduction, mastopexy, benelli, augmentation mastopexy I appreciate your question.
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December 5, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction I would of course advise you are assessed by a fully qualified plastic surgeon who is experienced in breast reduction surgery. A breast reduction is also about lifting of the breast and improving the shape as well as a reduction in volume. They will be able to give you a good idea of how much will need to be removed and where from to achieve your goals. Bra cup sizes can be misleading with quite different sizes depending on the manufacturer. In general it is said a cup size equates to approximately 100-150g in breast tissue weight. How that reduction in weight then changes the shape and volume is determined by the technique and composition of the breast.
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December 5, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction I would of course advise you are assessed by a fully qualified plastic surgeon who is experienced in breast reduction surgery. A breast reduction is also about lifting of the breast and improving the shape as well as a reduction in volume. They will be able to give you a good idea of how much will need to be removed and where from to achieve your goals. Bra cup sizes can be misleading with quite different sizes depending on the manufacturer. In general it is said a cup size equates to approximately 100-150g in breast tissue weight. How that reduction in weight then changes the shape and volume is determined by the technique and composition of the breast.
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November 29, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction in a relatively thin patient Thank you for your question. I've deviced a way to correlate bra size with grams for sizing breasts. As a 30H bra size, every 100g equals to approximately 1 cup size. If interested, I can explain it in more detail. I've also deviced a way to reduce breasts successfully without a vertical incision. Attached is an example of a woman who underwent The Horndeski Method without implants or the dreaded vertical scar. You are welcome to view my gallery to view more examples. Best wishes,
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November 29, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction in a relatively thin patient Thank you for your question. I've deviced a way to correlate bra size with grams for sizing breasts. As a 30H bra size, every 100g equals to approximately 1 cup size. If interested, I can explain it in more detail. I've also deviced a way to reduce breasts successfully without a vertical incision. Attached is an example of a woman who underwent The Horndeski Method without implants or the dreaded vertical scar. You are welcome to view my gallery to view more examples. Best wishes,
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November 29, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction - how many grams need removed? Thank you for your question. In order to accurately assess the amount of breast tissue which needs removed in order to reach your desired cup size, my best advice to you is to schedule a personal consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Please also be advised that if you are trying to have your Breast Reduction surgery covered and paid for by your health insurance company, many plans actually require that a predetermined minimum number of grams be removed based on your Body Surface Area - (height and weight) - NOT your BMI.
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November 29, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction - how many grams need removed? Thank you for your question. In order to accurately assess the amount of breast tissue which needs removed in order to reach your desired cup size, my best advice to you is to schedule a personal consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Please also be advised that if you are trying to have your Breast Reduction surgery covered and paid for by your health insurance company, many plans actually require that a predetermined minimum number of grams be removed based on your Body Surface Area - (height and weight) - NOT your BMI.
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November 27, 2016
Answer: How many grams would need to be taken off? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Unfortunately there is no correlation between gram size and cup size, and much like a breast augmentation, the best way to achieve your desired goals is to speak openly with your surgeon about your expectations. Your surgeon is striving to remove enough breast tissue to improve your enlarged breast symptoms, while still maintaining your breasts proportional in size to the rest of your body. Hope this helps.
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November 27, 2016
Answer: How many grams would need to be taken off? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Unfortunately there is no correlation between gram size and cup size, and much like a breast augmentation, the best way to achieve your desired goals is to speak openly with your surgeon about your expectations. Your surgeon is striving to remove enough breast tissue to improve your enlarged breast symptoms, while still maintaining your breasts proportional in size to the rest of your body. Hope this helps.
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