48 Year Old in Need of Some "Remodeling"

I chose my provider by personal recommendations, research and location. I would have liked to see more of his "before and after" photos, but I guess they are the property of the office in which he used to work. He is new in my area and didn't have a lot of photos, but I had a chance to visit with some of his recent patients and read the reviews at his previous practice.
In general, I am an active person who enjoys outdoor activities, racket sports, water sports and working out. I am in good health and my weight is about where is should be.
I had a mini tuck in 2007, but I still have some loose skin, some muscle separation and a bit of fat on my tummy. That will, hopefully, all be taken care of soon. I will also have lipo on my lower back, muffin top. I always thought of my breasts as one of my finer features - that is until the last few years. They have been getting larger and larger and the effects of aging and gravity have taken a toll on them. Hopefully, I will begin to think of them as one of my finer assets after my breast reduction.

Getting close to surgery day and I am extremely nervous!
I called yesterday and found out that Blue Cross denied coverage for the breast reduction. A letter is coming to explain the denial.
Here are some breast and body pictures.

Here are a coupe of pictures from my markings. You see the bottom of a swimsuit. That is because I wanted to make sure that all the scarring will be inside the swimsuit. I also had the top, but didn't want to get Sharpie markings on it, as it is a reversible top. I brought it to show him the size of swimsuit top I would like to fit into with out falling out or looking like I'm trying to fit into a top that is waaay to small. We spend our summers on a boat - so this sizing was really important to me. I have not taken any pictures of scars. As a matter of fact - I have not even looked at them. I have no desire to. I told dr. M that I will probably cry every time I see the scars around my nipples - until they are really healed up. He said "don't look then". Surgery was Tuesday and today is Saturday. I am feeling much better today. I have my alarm set on my phone to remind me when to take my meds. This is especially helpful in the night so that I don't wake up in raging pain. I actually slept through 2 alarms of hrdromorphine and diazipam last night! I didn't wake up in pain and realized I must have had a really good night's sleep. I will post some pictures of scars when I get enough guts to look. By the way - no shower yet - just using body wipes and that seems to be working.