Everything You Need to Know About Breast Reduction - Part 1 - Beauty and the Surgeon Episode 169

Back pain, skin irritation, discomfort while being active or even sleeping are just a few of the day-to-day difficulties of having oversized breasts. Breast reduction surgery is a life-changing procedure with both functional and aesthetic benefits. Who is a candidate? Will insurance cover the procedure? In part one Dr. Martin and Amy talk about what you need to know before having breast reduction surgery.
Questions for your surgeon:
● Are you certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery?
● Am I a good candidate for this procedure?
● What surgical technique is recommended for me?
● Where and how will you perform my surgery?
● What are the risks and potential complications with a breast reduction?
● Will I be able to breastfeed?
● Will I lose sensation to my nipple/areola?
● How are complications handled?
● How can I expect my breasts to look/age over time?
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:13 Breast Reduction Statistics
4:23 What a Breast Reduction CAN do
9:34 What a Breast Reduction CAN’T do
10:39 Who is a candidate for Breast Reduction?
11:39 Will insurance cover Breast Reduction surgery?
19:58 Types of Breast Reduction
27:10 Choosing a surgeon
29:49 What to expect at the consultation

[@Brwnbeaut]

Dang now I gotta wait for part 2. SUBSCRIBED!

[@JasonMartinMD]

Yay, Brwnbeaut! Glad you found us and thank you for watching! Part two will be released on May 1st.

[@user-yq7zt3gh8d]

I had breast augmentation surgery in 2001, from day one I could not function normally. I had constant pain for years. Most cosmetic surgeon's would not even talk about removal. I had surgery in 2020 to remove implants and do breast lift. I still have uneven breasts and they are still too big. Why would any doctor not do what you both agreed on and then when you wake up from surgery you still didn't get what you paid for or asked for. I just can't understand. My body to me is like three different bodies put together that don't work. What can I do at this point to get proper results? Please help me understand.