Breast Reduction Before & After
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OkWhat should I expect during my breast reduction consultation?
How long does the breast reduction procedure take?
What size breasts qualify for reduction?
How much does a breast reduction cost in Boston?
Will I have scars after my breast reduction surgery?
Can I breastfeed after a breast reduction?
Will insurance cover my breast reduction?
What are the risks of breast reduction surgery?
During your consultation, Dr. Doherty or Dr. Tandon will review your objectives and anticipated outcomes for the breast reduction procedure. They will review your medical history, assess your situation, and explain the procedure in detail. The consultation also allows you to ask any questions regarding the procedure, recovery process, and potential results.
The breast reduction procedure typically takes two to five hours to complete, depending on the extent of reduction and reshaping required. The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia.
The size at which breasts become uncomfortable or life-inhibiting depends entirely on the feelings of each individual. If you are experiencing physical discomfort or having trouble with confidence due to the feeling that your breasts are too large, it may be best to schedule a consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon to see if breast reduction is the solution for you.
Breast reduction costs in Boston, MA can depend on the complexity of the procedure, the surgeon’s experience, and the specific requirements to meet each patient’s needs and goals. Since every patient is unique and we want to provide you with the most accurate pricing possible, we recommend that you schedule a consultation with Dr. Doherty or Dr. Tandon at Boston Center for Plastic Surgery.
All surgical procedures leave some form of scar. However, Dr. Doherty and Dr. Tandon use advanced surgical techniques to minimize breast reduction scars and place incisions in areas that can be concealed by bras and swimsuits.
While some women are able to breastfeed after a breast reduction, others may have difficulty. The ability to breastfeed after the procedure depends on the surgical technique used and the individual patient’s body. This is something you can discuss with Dr. Doherty or Dr. Tandon during your consultation.
Some insurance companies may cover the cost of a breast reduction if it’s deemed medically necessary due to physical discomfort or pain caused by excessively large breasts. It’s best to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage.
As with any surgical procedure, breast reduction comes with potential risks, including infection, poor wound healing, changes in breast or nipple sensation, and complications related to anesthesia. Dr. Doherty and Dr. Tandon will discuss these risks with you in detail during your consultation. Most patients report that the benefits of the procedure greatly overshadow the risks.