I've been diagnosed with polycystic ovarian disease. I had always had small low boobs. I am 5'3 and weigh 125 pounds. I was never fully happy with my breasts, as I felt like they were weirdly shaped and too small. I was thinking of asking my doctor to prescribe me pills to balance my hormones (since I produce alot of male hormones) Will this help me with breast growth? Do I have tubular breasts? Does insurance cover breast augmentation for people with PCOS?
Answer: Breasts augmentation Dear Canadian, Thanks for posting your picture. From observing your picture, you appear to have beautiful, perky, normal looking small A cup size breasts. You should have a spectacular result. I would recommend a full C or small D cup size , which are very attractive and natural looking. You did not provide your chest circumference measurement in inches , which is critical for the correct implants' size selection. Let's assume that you are currently 32 small A cup size, to become 32 full C cup size you will need implants with volume of 375 cc. For 32 small D - 425 cc. I have been in practice for 30 years and performed breasts augmentation on thousands of patients. I would recommend to you smooth, round, moderate profile saline implants placed under the muscles through sub areola incision. That appraoch will give you the most consistent beautiful result with nice cleavage and precise , symmetrical sub mammary folds. Unfortunately for you, insurance companies do not cover cosmetic surgery, unless you have a special provision for it, which is very rare and expensive. Most commonly, I have seen it with high corporate executives. Always, consult with experienced board certified plastic surgeons who operate in accredited surgery center for your safety. Most importantly, check the before and after pictures in the photo gallery , to make sure that the are numerous, consistent and attractive with the above mentioned features, plus perky symmetrical and natural looking. Best of luck. Dr Widder
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Answer: Breasts augmentation Dear Canadian, Thanks for posting your picture. From observing your picture, you appear to have beautiful, perky, normal looking small A cup size breasts. You should have a spectacular result. I would recommend a full C or small D cup size , which are very attractive and natural looking. You did not provide your chest circumference measurement in inches , which is critical for the correct implants' size selection. Let's assume that you are currently 32 small A cup size, to become 32 full C cup size you will need implants with volume of 375 cc. For 32 small D - 425 cc. I have been in practice for 30 years and performed breasts augmentation on thousands of patients. I would recommend to you smooth, round, moderate profile saline implants placed under the muscles through sub areola incision. That appraoch will give you the most consistent beautiful result with nice cleavage and precise , symmetrical sub mammary folds. Unfortunately for you, insurance companies do not cover cosmetic surgery, unless you have a special provision for it, which is very rare and expensive. Most commonly, I have seen it with high corporate executives. Always, consult with experienced board certified plastic surgeons who operate in accredited surgery center for your safety. Most importantly, check the before and after pictures in the photo gallery , to make sure that the are numerous, consistent and attractive with the above mentioned features, plus perky symmetrical and natural looking. Best of luck. Dr Widder
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Answer: Normal Your breasts fall into the range of what is considered “normal” and are not tuberous. Although they may sit low on your chest, they aren’t sagging and have a pleasant shape. If you’re concerned about their shape or size, you can consider breast augmentation. Unfortunately, breast augmentation is not covered by insurance, even if you have PCOS.
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Answer: Normal Your breasts fall into the range of what is considered “normal” and are not tuberous. Although they may sit low on your chest, they aren’t sagging and have a pleasant shape. If you’re concerned about their shape or size, you can consider breast augmentation. Unfortunately, breast augmentation is not covered by insurance, even if you have PCOS.
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September 26, 2017
Answer: Breast Augmentation Options Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. It doesn't appear that your breasts have any abnormality or tuberous constriction. You should be a great candidate for breast augmentation. I recommend that you book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in this procedure and find out what your options are.All the best
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September 26, 2017
Answer: Breast Augmentation Options Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. It doesn't appear that your breasts have any abnormality or tuberous constriction. You should be a great candidate for breast augmentation. I recommend that you book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in this procedure and find out what your options are.All the best
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September 23, 2017
Answer: Normal Your breasts do not appear tubular or "weirdly" shaped. They are a little small, low on your chest and slightly asymmetric. You would probably would benefit from breast augmentation. I would discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon the various options in terms of implants available to you. Best of luck.
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September 23, 2017
Answer: Normal Your breasts do not appear tubular or "weirdly" shaped. They are a little small, low on your chest and slightly asymmetric. You would probably would benefit from breast augmentation. I would discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon the various options in terms of implants available to you. Best of luck.
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September 23, 2017
Answer: Normal Breasts As you might realize from this website, there is a vast array of breast shapes/sizes/positions on the chest, and defining normal is difficult and probably unproductive. Your breast position is a little low on your chest, and this would need to be considered in designing the best breast augmentation procedure for you. OHIP would not cover this surgery. Your endocrinologist should advise you regarding breast changes with hormone replacement.
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September 23, 2017
Answer: Normal Breasts As you might realize from this website, there is a vast array of breast shapes/sizes/positions on the chest, and defining normal is difficult and probably unproductive. Your breast position is a little low on your chest, and this would need to be considered in designing the best breast augmentation procedure for you. OHIP would not cover this surgery. Your endocrinologist should advise you regarding breast changes with hormone replacement.
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