I have always been big in the chest. No matter my size and I'm so tired of the back pains and chest pain from the weight. I am a 44DDD I cry all the time because I just can't deal with having a big chest anymore. I am disabled and un able to work for personal reasons and I get medicare. Will medicare cover the surgery to reduce and lift my chest so I won't have to deal with the pain anymore or am I stuck suffering? I'm 36 years old and I can't deal with this for years to come. please help
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I have my patients wait until the incision has healed and the scabs have fallen off before starting the silicone sheeting for scar treatment. See what your surgeon recommends for you.
For your specific health plan you might want to start by contacting them, insurance companies have different plans. Is it an HMO or PPO? You might have to use a doctor that is in their plan, or you may find out that breast reduction surgery is excluded on your policy. If you find out that it is...
Thanks for your question. It is not unusual to have some discharge from the wound for a few weeks after surgery - especially if your surgeon has used an "anchor" pattern to perform the breast reduction (which means that there is an "inverted T junction" in the fold under the breast). This T...