How long before surgery after my consultation?

Congratulations on your consultation.  There are several factors that determine when your surgery will be, including waiting on approval from insurance (if applicable), any indicated preoperative testing, availability at the surgical center, and your surgeon's schedule.  Your plastic surgeon's office should be able to give you an idea of when your surgery can be scheduled.  Good luck. 

If you're getting your breast reduction paid for by the Canadian health service, you would have to ask your plastic surgeon how long the wait would be. If you're paying for the surgery yourself, the wait will be dependent on when the surgeon has an opening in his/her surgery schedule along with completion of possible preoperative preparations, such as mammogram, EKG, medical clearance, etc. (I'm assuming you have no underlying health concerns that would make you a poor candidate for surgery.)Click on the link below to see a breast reduction case of a woman who was delighted with the improvement in her symptoms after surgery.