I'm 5"2 and weight 120lbs, so my 30Gs are significantly large for my frame. I would love to go down to a B, but several people have said that a B might be too small and drastic for me. I absolutely hate my Gs and suffer greatly for them, so I am leaning towards Bs to help allay those feelings. And of course, to be proportional to my small frame. My question is: Would Bs really be that risky for me?
June 2, 2015
Answer: Think volume, not cup size Letter sizes are notoriously inaccurate way to talk about breast size. We discuss the proportion of patients and will typically reduce the patients volume to the desired proportion. We leave them with something appropriate for their figure.
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June 2, 2015
Answer: Think volume, not cup size Letter sizes are notoriously inaccurate way to talk about breast size. We discuss the proportion of patients and will typically reduce the patients volume to the desired proportion. We leave them with something appropriate for their figure.
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May 26, 2015
Answer: Breast reduction size I generally do not discuss cup size with patients, as cup size means different things to every person. Rather, one of the goals of surgery should be to remove as much breast tissue as possible to relieve your symptoms while at the same time maintaining a size of your breasts that is still proportionate to your body frame. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you to understand what your options are. Best wishes.
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May 26, 2015
Answer: Breast reduction size I generally do not discuss cup size with patients, as cup size means different things to every person. Rather, one of the goals of surgery should be to remove as much breast tissue as possible to relieve your symptoms while at the same time maintaining a size of your breasts that is still proportionate to your body frame. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you to understand what your options are. Best wishes.
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