Can I have E cups reduced to a full B?

Hello and thank you for your question.
It is possible to reduce to a B cup. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!

Hello, thanks for your question. The amount of tissue that is removed during breast reduction is variable and, obviously, affects the patients post-operative size. However, the greater the amount of tissue resected, the more likely it becomes that healing complications can occur. The change from E to B is great and may not be wise, given the facts above. In any case, it is best that you see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to discuss your concerns.

Tissue density will always play a big role in the number of grams removed. Going too small can sacrifice the shape of the breasts. The nipple has to have a blood supply to survive from the underlying tissue. A PS cannot guarantee that a breast will be a specific cup size after reduction. Very large breasts rarely are reduced by more than two or three "cup" sizes.
A breast lift would reshape the tissue and move the areola to an improved location. It does not require removal of breast tissue, as the breast reduction would, but only skin tightening. You would benefit from a breast lift because of the elongated shape of your breasts with nipples drooping lower than your breast crease and areolas pointing downward. A breast lift without an implant or fat grafting does not add superior breast fullness. I would recommend that you consult via email or Skype with a board certified PS to determine if a breast reduction which will include a breast lift is the best treatment plan.