I currently weigh about 170lbs and am about 5'1. I will be having surgery soon for my breast reduction but just thought of a question I forgot to ask my surgeon. I am currently at 38G. I am hoping to be a C or small D. I looked over the notes and read she would be removing 550g from my L breast and 475g from my R breast. Would that get me close to what I want?
I am 19yo with a 38DDD breast size. I'm also 51 and weigh 170-180. Growing up I developed serious back pain and I was also bullied through middle school for having big breasts at a young age causing me to have chronic depression and a really low self esteem. Would I need to lose weight in order to get a breast reduction? Would insurance cover part or the whole procedure?
A surgeon I consulted with said that after they take the required amount for insurance, I'd probably be a C cup or maybe even a small B. For reference I'm 5'6 around 170 pounds and a 34G. I have hard time visualizing how a B/C would look. Will I look disproportionate? My shoulders are wider, I don't have a flat stomach or skinny arms. I don't mind the aesthetic shape of my breasts, but I'd like them to sit higher. Would going that small totally change the shape or make the aesthetics worse?
I had a recent consultation. The surgeon indicated he might need to to cut the nipples off and then reattach during reduction. He said with with larger breasts reducing to smaller, it's common for him to cut the nipple off to lessen blood supply issues. I am concerned about that I'm an H and would like to be a small D. Should I be concerned? I really don't love the idea of losing all sensation and just having a grafted non-sensate nipple. I am 58, 175, 5'8 & active
I have been having back problems since 2006.I started seeing a chiro in 2008, but it got too expensive so I stopped going.Then in 2009 I went to my primary health care provider she also gave me pain pills.I am 5'0 tall and my bra size 38 DDD. So in 2010 I went back to my doctor due to my neck and back hurting so bad i could barely stand.I decided I wanted to lose weight so I went from 203 to 170.Do I need submit all of this to them?I have a rash now is it wise to go to doctor now for documentation?
I recently went for a breast reduction consultation. I'm a 36 DD and the doctor said a reduction would put me at a small to mid C cup which it great and what I was hoping for anyway. However, he went on to describe my breast tissue as fluffy and I was too confused to ask more about what he meant. My question is what exactly does fluffy tissue mean? Is this an issue with my weight or is this just something some women have? I'm 5'6 and 175 pounds.
Hello! I am 5'6 and I am a little overweight at 178lbs. But I have always had a little nugget of fat resting in my armpits, even when I was like 100lbs in high school. Well when I had kids my breasts got bigger and so did these fat deposits. When I breastfed I could feel my armpits tingling which was weird to me. Does this look like a case of auxiliary tissue?
Female 44, 36DDD, height: 5'4, weight: 170lbs, using Military Tricare Select East/Humana. Based on that information, is it possible to end up with a small 36C after a breast reduction using the Schnur Scale?
Im a 36DD, III will be weighting 175lbs at the time of surgery, Im 54 on my DL but an MRI showed that Im 55, maybe bc I was laying down but right now were using the DL height, and I was told that I might be a 36B after the surgery based on the schurn scale, and that seems too small. When I calculated it says that I would have to remove about 460gm but the surgeons nurse said 500gm needs to be removed. Is that correct? I want to be a small C-cup, bc I do sports and Im in the military.
I'm 5'6, 185lbs, and wear a 36M bra. I am considering a reduction to deal with back pain. No surgeon I have spoken with is willing to give me even a rough estimate of how much tissue they might remove. My goal is to go down about five cup sizes, but the nurses have told me, Most patients end up a B or C. That would be a loss of 11-12 cup sizes, which I think would look ridiculous on me. Is there a medical reason why a surgeon would be unable to take only 1000 g per side?