Does it matter for a breast reduction. What you eat the night before?

Thanks for your photo. Your wound will heal with continued wound care. The scar will be smaller then you imagine. And if needed, revisions can always make things better. Focus on your healing and wash your wound out in the shower and let time do its thing. Moist wound do heal faster then...

Can certainly be done as long as you are absolutely certain you do not want the nipple complex anymore. Be prepared for a special consent but by giving up your nipple. you are actually making the procedure easier for your surgeon. If your current surgeon won't do it, believe me, there are many...

The youngest girl I have ever performed the procedure on is 13 years old. Your daughter is more than big enough to justify the procedure based on the information you provided. Whether she is emotionally ready is something you would know and the surgeon you choose should evaluate. You also need...

I would generally agree with Dr. Wong's response. Breast reduction is removing breast tissue and repositioning the nipple-areola to the appropriate level. It is not removing fat which is much lighter than breast tissue and causes more cosmetic than functional problems. The breast itself can be...

If you were in America, your surgeon would be asking your cardiologist for a clearance to proceed with an elective procedure. The anesthesiologist would certainly require this. Wiht the NHS, I have no idea of what responsibilities physicians have to their patients but I'm sure we in America...

At size 34 each 100 grams of removal corresponds to 1 cup size change. To go from a DDD to a C requires 300 grams removal. If you underwent 440 grams removal you would go down 4 ½ cup sizes to a small B or large A. Insurance companies often set these high weight requirements to deter you ...