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Congratulations on your decision to proceed with breast reduction surgery; this operation tends to be one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. I do not think that it is necessary to purchase a special pillow. Most patients do very well sleeping in the reclined position (several pillows behind their back) or in a recliner. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with.
A 500 gm reduction from each breast amounts to a 2.2 pound total weight reduction. You should be able to feel the reduction in weight almost immediately after the operation. As to whether this will be adequate to relieve your pain and your anticipated cup size is something that should be d...
You have a good question. At the end of every breast surgery I want my patients to be happy with their breasts size. Time is spent talking with patient to determine if she wants to be on the larger side of size or the smaller side. There is a range of breast sizes that look...
This is a common question, and insurance coverage can vary widely. Chances are though you would qualify for coverage, and your surgeon will be able to submit a predetermination with your insurance to confirm.
Hi Anna From your photos and information, I would say that you are a great candidate for a breast reduction. Assuming that you have medical insurance, there should not be a problem getting your procedure covered. You would need to come in for a consultation where we would gather your i...
Thank you very much for sharing your concerns with us. After having analyzed all the information provided to us, i can realize that you have very large breasts for your height and weight, and can be responsible for head, back, neck and shoulder pain. In the future may cause permanent o...
Hello,I am so sorry to hear about your complications after breast reduction. At this point it would be expeditious to return you to the OR for a definitive debridement. This will remove any further necrotic tissue and allow you to heal. Once your wound is fully closed, you will need at le...
