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Important breast reduction question! Revisions?

I am an 18 year old that had a breast reduction done about a year ago. I am really not at all happy with the results, not one bit.

Sadly, your first mistake was getting a breast reduction… But now that it’s done…

The long and short of this, is that it’s up to your insurance company and you need to go talk with them. I’d say that it’s probably not under their normal “revisions” to put in implants, but if you’re having undone emotional stress due to the removal of to much breast tissue, there may be a case. Also, look into how much the doctor removed as in CC’s worth, make sure that he didn’t have to remove as much as he did to get it covered, I know that’s one of the “tricks” that doctors and insurance companies play is tha they have to remove X amount of tissue to count… which normally counts as about 4 cup sizes, so if that’s more than what they removed, I’m a little curious to how big you were to start out with. They could try to do a lift… Though, at this point I think you’re better off finding a different surgeon and get getting implants put in, as I don’t think you’d have enough tissue left to make you happy…

Please spread the word on to your fellow family, friends, online boards about your experience. I’m saddened to see so many women want to look skinny, and several of my friends have also had surgery only to have second thoughts no more than 2-6 months from the operation.

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I’m considering having a double mastectomy and then Breast Implants?

There’s an extremely high risk of breast cancer in my family. Every single female on my mother’s side including her have had breast cancer and then on my father’s side every other generation has it. I’ve been seriously researching this since I was 12 years old. Having all my tissue removed and then obviously have implants put it seems like the best option since I also have big boobs naturally (38 nearly D) that cause back pains and cause me to hunch. Is this a good option? I’ve researched it quite a bit and I’m 97% sure I’m going to go through with it once I’m 18 which I’m 17 now turning 18 August 1.
It’s almost a complete guarentee I will at some point since every female on my mother’s side has. Also, I would obviously HAVE to have implants if I had mastectomies.

Have the BRAC analysis test to see if you carry the gene for breast cancer. If you do, then make your decision from there. Cancer does not appear until later in life, but it is not unheard of to happen in one’s 20′s. You’re talking about a very expensive surgery(s) that might not be covered by insurance. Its also permanent, so I would sit on it for several more years.

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Where can I find info about Breast lifts?

I am thinking bout getting a lift, but I am not sure how they work, what they cost, or how they compare to implants. I would also like now to know how dangerous they are and where the scars will be and how they look healed, maybe some tips to keep them invisible as possible.

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Considering breast implants after breast feeding two kids?

I’m considering having surgery, I’m 27 and have two kids my hubby say’s he loves me the way I am but After having my first child my breasts were not to bad and I could have lived with them but after my second child the breast feeding has taken it’s toll I’ve went from a 34b to a 34aa. I only want to go back to a b cup and restore the firmness. has any one else had implants? what was your experiance? Just wondering about pain, recovery time ect.

I think you are right to go ahead with it. I know surgery carries risks, but you are a young woman (who I assume is pretty fit and healthy) and if it will make you feel better about yourself then go for it I say.

My friend and I have a big fear that when we have had children our small boobs on our petite frames will end up as, what we call, “pancake boobs” and both of think we would definitely have a boob job to restore them back to how they used to be.

It’s not like you want to go from a B to a G. You just want them to be back to how they used to be. Go for it!!

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Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation surgery was the number one cosmetic surgical procedure in 2008, with more than 307,000 procedures performed in the United States as reported by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. There are several reasons why breast augmentation has become such a popular option for women, including:

• Reconstruction of breasts lost to disease or trauma
• Correction of breast abnormalities, such as asymmetry
• Enlargement for aesthetic reasons
• Revision surgery to correct breast implant complications

Regardless of the patient’s reasons for choosing <a href=http://www.drbray.com/breast_aug.html>breast augmentation surgery</a>, when performed by a trained and experienced cosmetic surgeon this procedure can help to:

• Increase a woman’s self-assurance
• Improve a woman’s body proportions

No Two Breast Implants Are the Same

Often women who are considering <a href=http://www.drbray.com/breast_aug_faq.html>breast implants</a> will have seen a friend, family member or even a movie star with breasts she wishes to mimic. The fact is that no two breast implants will look exactly the same, and what works for one woman may be completely wrong for another. While it is good for a woman to have an idea of how she would like her breasts to look, a consultation with a cosmetic surgeon can help to identify the right choices to achieve the desired appearance.

Be Prepared to Make Informed Breast Augmentation Choices

There are many decisions to make when it comes to breast augmentation surgery.

• Breast Implant Type: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved both saline and silicone gel implants for women over 18 or 22 years of age, respectively
• Incision Area: Under the arm (transaxillary), around the areola (periareolar), inside the navel (transumbilical/TUBA) or in the under breast crease (inframmary)
• Breast Implant Placement: Under the pectoral muscles and underlying muscles (submuscular), under the upper pectoral muscles but above the chest muscles (subpectoral) or above the pectoral and chest muscles and beneath the breast tissue (subglandular)
• Breast Implant Size: Depending on the type of implant used, the cosmetic surgeon will either insert a pre-filled/pre-sized silicone breast implant or insert the right amount of saline solution into the breast implant after it has been inserted into the body to achieve the desired size
• Breast Implant Shape: Round or teardrop
• Breast Implant Texture: Smooth or textured

There are advantages and disadvantages of every breast augmentation choice, which is why an in-depth consultation and body assessment with a cosmetic surgeon is recommended.

No Surgery is without Risks

During a breast implant consultation, if the cosmetic surgeon does not discuss the potential risks and complications, make a fast get-away. Just like any invasive surgery, breast augmentation has its risks, including:

• Infection
• Pain in the breasts
• Obvious or unnoticeable implant rupture
• Leaking of silicone gel into the body
• Need for additional surgeries
• Capsular contracture or painful hardening of the scar tissue around the implant
• Breast sensation changes

Patients should be aware of these risks and prepared to deal with them if they should arise.

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