I got a Breast Reduction (2nd) late last year and I was really happy with the results but noticed that one was a little larger than the other. I wasn’t worried though because slight breast asymmetry is common. My doctor called a few months later with my pathology results and there was a PASH in one boob and Ductal Hyperplasia in the other which is abnormal because I’m only 19. Now the boobs are very noticably different and I’m concerned, does the pathology have to do with it? I am 5’ 7” and 120
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Hello, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the only way to be able to tell if you will be able to breast feed is when your milk comes in after pregnancy. Not being able to breastfeed or supply enough milk to sustain a newborns life is a risk of having a breast reduction. I wish you...
If you are over ideal weight for your height, the amount of breast tissue that must be removed increases. Insurance companies do not care if you have more muscle or fat. It is based on weight.
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