I have back neck and shoulder pain, and deep marks from bra straps and bad posture. I find it very difficult to sit or stand up straight without extreme back pain, and it is difficult to work out because of the stress on the tissue whenever I do any form of vigorous movement. I have been this size for about 4 years. I also have slight scoliosis. I know I am a bit underweight and this is partially due to a fear of becoming even more disproportionate if I were to put on any weight.
Answer: Breast Reduction Candidate Candidates for #BreastReduction surgery
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March 19, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction From your description it sounds like you a breast reduction may be the procedure for you. Unfortuantely I cannot determine if you are a candidate without seeing you in person. Generally speaking, a reduction in the size of the breasts that still maintains your aesthetic body image would likely result in relief from back, neck and shoulder pain caused by your breast size.
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March 19, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction From your description it sounds like you a breast reduction may be the procedure for you. Unfortuantely I cannot determine if you are a candidate without seeing you in person. Generally speaking, a reduction in the size of the breasts that still maintains your aesthetic body image would likely result in relief from back, neck and shoulder pain caused by your breast size.
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March 17, 2016
Answer: Candidate for breast reduction Based on the photo that you have attached (too small imo)...NO. You are not a candidate for breast reduction..insurance or no insurance...more than likely what you will need is more of a breast lift. Your issue is more likely due to loss of projection of your breasts. All your functional complaints are valid even in patients with ptotic (droopy) breasts that are not where they need to be on your chest. Also based on your age, you will regret getting a reduction. You will be back in someone's office about 5-10 years later asking for an augmentation. Been there and done that. Hope this helps and not confuses you more. You need to be seen and examined by a plastic surgeon to help you decide.Dr VasishtSouth Jersey Plastic Surgery
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March 17, 2016
Answer: Candidate for breast reduction Based on the photo that you have attached (too small imo)...NO. You are not a candidate for breast reduction..insurance or no insurance...more than likely what you will need is more of a breast lift. Your issue is more likely due to loss of projection of your breasts. All your functional complaints are valid even in patients with ptotic (droopy) breasts that are not where they need to be on your chest. Also based on your age, you will regret getting a reduction. You will be back in someone's office about 5-10 years later asking for an augmentation. Been there and done that. Hope this helps and not confuses you more. You need to be seen and examined by a plastic surgeon to help you decide.Dr VasishtSouth Jersey Plastic Surgery
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March 17, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction candidate Also known as reduction mammoplasty, this is an operation intended to reduce the size of a woman’s breasts and improve their shape and position. Frequently, the areola (dark skin around the nipple) is also made smaller. Functional symptoms (medical disorders) caused by excessive breast weight may be relieved or improved by this operation.Women who have large, heavy breasts, which may be the cause of movement difficulties, back, shoulder and neck pain, poor posture, bra-strap indentations and chafing under the breasts will benefit from reduction. Women with excessive breast size, which may decrease a sense of attractiveness and self-confidence, are candidates.Large breasts that interfere with normal daily activities or with exercise will be more comfortable when reduced.
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March 17, 2016
Answer: Breast reduction candidate Also known as reduction mammoplasty, this is an operation intended to reduce the size of a woman’s breasts and improve their shape and position. Frequently, the areola (dark skin around the nipple) is also made smaller. Functional symptoms (medical disorders) caused by excessive breast weight may be relieved or improved by this operation.Women who have large, heavy breasts, which may be the cause of movement difficulties, back, shoulder and neck pain, poor posture, bra-strap indentations and chafing under the breasts will benefit from reduction. Women with excessive breast size, which may decrease a sense of attractiveness and self-confidence, are candidates.Large breasts that interfere with normal daily activities or with exercise will be more comfortable when reduced.
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June 11, 2017
Answer: You're a good candidate for breast reduction surgery It appears that you are a great candidate for breast reduction surgery, which might be covered by insurance if the overlarge breasts are causing you systemic discomfort. But to enjoy coverage you must meet certain requirements.
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June 11, 2017
Answer: You're a good candidate for breast reduction surgery It appears that you are a great candidate for breast reduction surgery, which might be covered by insurance if the overlarge breasts are causing you systemic discomfort. But to enjoy coverage you must meet certain requirements.
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