thinking of downsizing my breasts

I had a breast reduction/lift in 2005 and that was the best decision I ever made in my life. I keloid and I had a few after surgery they removed them upon request by injecting them with Steroids. I used a lot of mederma and raw shea butter right after the surgery and for a year after and to this day my scars are hardly noticeable. My surgeon was an Asian American woman who was amazing and very caring. Her name is Dr. Roxanne Sclora. She followed up with me for up to a year after. I went from a 36 G to 36 B and they plumped up to a perfect C for awhile but in the years I put on 30 pounds and the pumped back up to a 36 DD which I am still fine with because they suit my body. They are still pretty perky to this day. 

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Lrigyttiw wrote: To all, whom the insurance covered it: how long did the approval process take? I've been wanting to get a reduction for 10 years (of being in pain, arm numbness, etc), but I'm scared my insurance will not cover it. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

I was approved in 3 weeks. I went in to see a surgeon about implants but he told me that I don't need implants so lets see about going through my insurance. He referred me to his friend who is some breast specialist and she did a write up about why I needed the reduction. (They got me to say my back and neck hurts) He's contracted through my insurance so I'm not sure if that's why it got approved so fast.



It was the best decision ever. My boobs look great and fine without implants. I only paid 1400 out of pocket (My remaining deductible)


Edited by HowardAlumAKA - Jan 01 2015 at 7:28pm

Hey ladies is there's a way I can reduce my breast without surgery? Maybe rubbing a cream or pills