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Breast hypertrophy can be an extremely debilitating problem that is covered by most insurance policies. Policy exclusions and restrictions can occur. My secretarial staff is always more than glad to assist patients in obtaining insurance coverage for this procedure when it is available.
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Yes. Many patients find their large, saggy breast relatively unattractive. Most post-operative breast reduction patients not only find great relief from their daily discomfort, but also enjoy a more youthful and attractive breast.
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No. The removal of nipples or “free nipple grafting” is performed only in the most extreme, severe cases of breast hypertrophy. My reduction technique relies on maintaining the nipples full sensation by keeping them attached to the preserved breast tissue pedicle that is lifted to make the new breast.
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Yes. Many patients desire to take full advantage of their trip to surgery and use the opportunity to treat other problem areas. Procedures such as liposuction, abdominoplasty or facial cosmetic procedures are frequently performed in combination with breast reduction. |
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