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Dear pmcnary,this will depend upon surgeon's schedule. In most cases, every plastic surgeon has his schedule planned weeks and months ahead. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery
Often you can submit the the request for breast reduction and shortly thereafter schedule a tentative date. This will depend on your providers schedule. If the breast reduction is not covered by your insurance there is typically the option to pay your plastic surgeon and facility to perform this procedure out of pocket which can help expedite.
The time it takes to get a date set for surgery following insurance approval varies greatly. At our practice, we are typically able to do the procedure within a couple weeks since most patients request "as soon as possible". Good luck with your upcoming surgery!
It will depend upon your plastic surgeon's availability. His schedule may be filled for a while. I suggest you call your plastic surgeon's office and ask his scheduler about his typical wait time for surgery. Thank you for your question.
Typically, breast reduction candidates begin with their primary care doctors. You can schedule an appointment specifically to get a referral to a plastic surgeon. During this appointment, your doctor will note your breast size and record your complaints of neck or back pain. From there, you may...
Thanks for the question. After 1 month your operation area is totally healed and yes you can do gym and also do other sport activities. I wish you all the best.
I wouldn't worry at this point. Your breast look normal at this point. The breasts tend to swell and retain the swelling longer than other procedures. I think you are going to be happy with your results, it just takes time to see your final result. Thank you for your...