I'm 5’0, 140 lbs and my bra size is 34DD. My breasts sag to the bottom of my ribcage and they're pretty full. I would love to go as small as I possibly can. What's the smallest possible size I could do? I know it depends on how much breast tissue I have but I was just curious if there's an estimated size anyone could give me.
May 6, 2024
Answer: Downsizing Dilemma: How Small Can You Go with Breast Reduction? It's understandable that you're curious about the potential size reduction you could achieve with breast reduction surgery. While the final size will depend on various factors, including the amount of breast tissue removed and your individual body proportions, I can provide some general guidance. Given your current bra size of 34DD and your desire to go as small as possible, it's realistic to aim for a significant reduction in cup size. Many patients are able to achieve a size reduction of several cup sizes with breast reduction surgery. For example, some individuals with similar starting sizes have been able to achieve results ranging from a B cup to a C cup or even smaller after surgery. However, it's essential to keep in mind that the exact size you can achieve will depend on factors such as your breast tissue composition, skin elasticity, and surgical technique. During your consultation with a plastic surgeon, they will assess your breasts, discuss your goals, and develop a personalized surgical plan tailored to your needs. They can provide a more accurate estimate of the size reduction you can expect based on your individual anatomy and desired outcome. It's important to communicate openly with your surgeon about your goals and preferences, as well as any concerns or questions you may have. Together, you can work towards achieving the best possible results and improving your comfort and confidence.
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May 6, 2024
Answer: Downsizing Dilemma: How Small Can You Go with Breast Reduction? It's understandable that you're curious about the potential size reduction you could achieve with breast reduction surgery. While the final size will depend on various factors, including the amount of breast tissue removed and your individual body proportions, I can provide some general guidance. Given your current bra size of 34DD and your desire to go as small as possible, it's realistic to aim for a significant reduction in cup size. Many patients are able to achieve a size reduction of several cup sizes with breast reduction surgery. For example, some individuals with similar starting sizes have been able to achieve results ranging from a B cup to a C cup or even smaller after surgery. However, it's essential to keep in mind that the exact size you can achieve will depend on factors such as your breast tissue composition, skin elasticity, and surgical technique. During your consultation with a plastic surgeon, they will assess your breasts, discuss your goals, and develop a personalized surgical plan tailored to your needs. They can provide a more accurate estimate of the size reduction you can expect based on your individual anatomy and desired outcome. It's important to communicate openly with your surgeon about your goals and preferences, as well as any concerns or questions you may have. Together, you can work towards achieving the best possible results and improving your comfort and confidence.
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April 14, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Typically patients who undergo a breast reduction can decrease their breasts by multiple bra cup sizes. In addition a lift is part of the breast reduction procedure so your sagging breasts will be revised so that the nipple position is raised and the excess skin is removed along with excess breast tissue. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.
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April 14, 2024
Answer: Breast reduction Typically patients who undergo a breast reduction can decrease their breasts by multiple bra cup sizes. In addition a lift is part of the breast reduction procedure so your sagging breasts will be revised so that the nipple position is raised and the excess skin is removed along with excess breast tissue. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.
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