Does breast reduction cause swelling around armpits? (photos)

Hi there!It certainly sounds like you would greatly benefit from this procedure.  And, gain some significant relief.Insurance coverage varies from carrier to carrier and plan to plan.  Start by calling you insurance company and ask if they cover the procedure and do they have specific doctors i...

As much as I am not a fan of "lifting" breasts with incisions around the areolas, I would suggest that you are a good candidate for correction of both breasts for best symmetry--the right breast would get a modest reduction and I would make the areola smaller, and on the left breast I would just...

Unfortunately, each insurance company has their own criteria. Large breasts (macromastia) or breast hypertrophy can occur in a variety of conditions (family trait, post pregnancy, excessive adolescent growth). In general when the excessive breast size causes functional problems, insurance will...

Good morning, thank you for your question and pictures. Incisions look very well, the red area and the itchiness could be normal, however, I strongly recommend you to notify to your board certified plastic surgeon if you see or feel any unusual signs or symptoms. I'm sure she/he...

Thank you for your question. The only non-surgical method for reducing the current size of your breasts would be to lose weight. Using lotions or massage will not help you to achieve this goal. However, losing weight would only help with the size (volume) of your breast tissue, and will g...

Can be challenging and rather than focus on what cup size you will have, its probably more important to discuss options on how you can best fill out your upper poles as they are hollow now and if nothing is done to help that, will remain hollow.  Also nipple grafts would be recommended with ...