Hi, I am a 24 and only 5 ft 2 weight is 155. My chest is a 36DDD and I'd like to be a C cup. Will I be approved? (photo)

I can't say that I've heard of or am aware of this as a normal consequence of breast reduction surgery.  Having sensation in your nipples at this early stage is a good sign, pointing toward a recovery of all or most of your sensation even though that can take many weeks or even months...

Thanks for the picture. This most likely represents a medication allergy. I would contact your plastic surgeon and get his or her recommendation but my recommendation would be to discontinue the medication until you talk to your surgeon. Good luck.

It is less safe.  Your plastic surgeon will likely get pre-operative clearance exams with your pulmonologist and primary care physician and possibly cardiology.  With the information in those visits, your surgeon will be able to optimize your COPD pre-operatively and post-operatively....

At size 42 each 300 grams corresponds to 1 cup size change.If you removed 600 grams you would go down 2 cup sizes to a 42 D.However, at your height and weight, it is possible that insurance companies will require as much as 1 kilogram to be removed.In that case, you would be a size C.I...

Thank you for your question. While going to a C cup is reasonable, if you lose a significant amount of weight after a breast reduction, your breast size will also go down. This may in fact take you down to a B cup or less with significant weight loss.  You may want to consider going to a D...

I recommend a new technique called The Ultimate Breast Reduction™.The breast tissue is reshaped creating upper pole fullness, elevated higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage.The weight of the breast is transferred to the underlying muscle resulting in immediate...