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Old 06-02-2008, 12:34 PM
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Hello,
I'm 24 years old and wear about a 38 F. at least thats what I was told when I was measured. I have back problems due to the size and due to an accident my ex-husband got me into in 2003 where I went through the windsheild of a truck. I know that the doctors will tell insurance that it is a back problem and not cosmetic so I'm not worried about that, i'm just worried about the pain.
I have had a tummy tuck and I know that's one of the most painful surgeries you can have and I did well with it but my nipples are very sensitive. If they get to cold they get real hard and they are very painful. The thought of having them hurt more scares me. What should I expect and how can I handle it better if I do go through with it. would it be a good idea to go down to a D instead? Will it be to much pain? Please help...
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Hi;

I had a breast reduction/lift 2 years ago....I sailed through it....I didn't have hardly any pain. I also had a Tummy Tuck 5 years ago and sailed through that as well.

The only thing that happened was one scar became thick and raised I believe the Dr called it a Keltoid (I think thats how you spell it) scar. I need to have it re-cut and stitched but I haven't yet. Its really not a priority right now.

I had my surgery bercause of back/neck pain and just tired of not fitting into shirts right. I was a 38 DD and growing. This did not help my pinched nerve in my neck at all. My insurance did not cover it because I needed 500 cc something like that taken out each breast and they took 375 out of 1 and 325 out of the other. I didn't want to be too small because I'm 5'6" and medium build..(well 30lbs overweight now but losing..see other posts) So I went to a small C...

I am happy with the surgery part and the pain part of it...I don't like the scars but they are fading now...so for the most part I am happy I did it...MY neck/back and clothes are all good LOL...

Good luck to you and be sure and do research on the Doctors.......
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Old 06-03-2008, 11:48 AM
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I had a breast reduction in 1987, which I was 22 years old. I was a 38DD, size 5 bottom. It was the best thing I ever did. The recovery period was not bad. It's been 21 years since I had it and can't remember much but I do remember I did not have a hard time with recovery and actually recovered quicker than normal. Some doctors may tell you that you can't breast feed after having a reduction but that is not true. You still are able to generate milk. The only thing about the sensitivity to the nipples is the full sensation does not come back. I would recommend it to anyone. Good Luck and God Bless!
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