Breast Reduction Before and Afters in Raleigh, North Carolina*
Patient
- Age18 - 29
- GenderFemale
- EthnicityWhite
- Height5’ 0” - 5’ 5”
- Weight150 - 199 lbs
Procedure
- Breast Reduction
- Female Breast Reduction
- Body Reshaping
- Reduction Mammaplasty
- inverted "T"
- Areola Reduction
- Bilateral Breast Reduction
- Lift the Breast
- self pay
- breast reduction
- reduction mammoplasty
- breast reduction cost
- board certified plastic surgeo
- gigantomastia
- large breasts
- sagging breasts
- outpatient breast reduction
- pendulous breasts
- poor posture
- E Cup
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Do you have a hard time finding a bra that fits? Are your large breasts causing poor posture? Do you have trouble trying to run or do other physical activities because of large breasts? Then a breast reduction might be a good solution. Breast reduction is among the most satisfying cosmetic surgery procedures performed. It not only reduces the size of the breasts but helps improve shape and lifts the nipple position. Although sometimes breast reduction is covered by insurance, the process to get approval is cumbersome and often requires proof that you have made efforts to improve neck and back pain by physical therapy and chiropractic manipulation and weight loss and even then, there is a requirement for a certain amount of breast tissue to be removed. Many women choose to pay out of pocket with the cost of a breast reduction anywhere between $10,000 and $15,000. This 28-year-old mother of 2 had large breasts since puberty and waited till after completing her childbearing to undergo breast reduction by Dr. Glenn Lyle. She was an E cup and hoped to go down a few sizes. She enjoyed running and found that her large breasts made it more difficult. She underwent bilateral breast reduction with removal of over 1 pound of breast tissue per side. After surgery her clothing fit better, it improved her posture and she found running much more comfortable. Breast reduction is performed in the outpatient setting and usually takes 1-2 weeks before returning to work.