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Hi! Thank you for your question, I am Dr. Speron, a proud member of both the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) and the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS). I am also certified with the American Board of Plastic Surgery. To answer your question, the vibration feeling may be due to the healing process, which can be normal. I highly recommend you schedule a follow up appointment with your plastic surgeon to make sure everything is healing properly. Below are some links for additional information and before and after pictures. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call us at 847.696.9900. Best of luck and have a great day! Regards, Dr. Speron
There are many sensations that are normal after a breast reduction including feelings of vibrations and pins and needles type sensations. Over time these will get better.
Yes, this is normal and various sensations (or lack thereof) are part of the healing process. Just continue to followup with your plastic surgeon and report any unusual changes.
From my experience, you are a great candidate for a breast reduction. I do not think you will have any issue getting authorized, but as always you do need a bit of a paper trail. You should find a surgeon, but also you will likely need a letter from your primary care doctor to...
It is on the low side of normal. Best to have very close follow up with your chosen surgeon. There you can have aggressive wound care.
In my experience, if a patient has the appropriate symptoms, a second breast reduction is typically covered by insurance.
Without a picture it's difficult to decide how much breast tissue should have been removed. The amount you state is relatively modest as breast reductions go particularly with extreme breast hypertrophy. After the swelling has subsided you might need to be re-reduced.
You are a good candidate for breast reduction. You would need to be seen by a board-certified plastic surgeon and likely medical necessity can be established. You would also need to have A medical work up to make sure that you are optimized for surgery by your medical doctor.
Usually it's reasonable to go from a triple D to a D or full C. The circumference (40) remains the same. Any less and your breast shape will look a little flat. Your base is just too large to have a good-looking B-cup. But a C-cup is very doable and will make a huge...
