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What is Breast Reduction Surgery?
Who Should Get Breast Reduction Surgery?
Choosing a Surgeon for Breast Reduction Surgery
Breast Imaging & Breast Reduction Surgery
Consulting Before Breast Reduction Surgery
Prep for Breast Reduction Surgery
Options in Breast Reduction Surgery
How a Surgeon Plans Breast Reduction Surgery
Different Techniques of Breast Reduction Surgery
Expectations Before & During Breast Reduction Surgery
Visiting a Physician After Breast Reduction Surgery
Recovery From Breast Reduction Surgery
Prevent Scars After Breast Reduction Surgery
Complications of Breast Reduction Surgery
Cost & Insurance in Breast Reduction Surgery
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Summary: Large breasts can cause back pain, pull at the neck and arms, and be out of proportion with the body. Learn about breast reduction surgery from an accomplished plastic surgeon in this free cosmetic surgery video.
Dr. David J. Levens has been practicing plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery in Coral Springs since 1989. His fellow physicians elected him Chief of Surgery at Coral Springs...read more
"In this clip we'll talk about who is a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. A good candidate for breast reduction surgery generally would be a woman. That would be the most common person to have a breast reduction. Of course some men do need to have breast reduction. There is a procedure known as Gynecomastia; well there's a condition called Gynecomastia, that involves male breast enlargement, and sometimes they need to be reduced as well. But we'll talk in this discussion about women, which is the most common. And so this would be women of certain age, generally at least 18 years old, because the woman should have reached a physical and emotional maturity, that would allow them to understand the implications and expectations and be prepared to go through the body and life changing aspects of having a breast reduction operation. This would be a woman that has breast that are out of proportion to her body, generally at least a very large "c" or "d" cup or much larger. Breast that are droopy, hanging down, below the chest wall. And breast that are pulling down at the arms or at the neck, and so heavy that they may be causing some painful symptoms. This would be the type of candidate that would be perfect for breast reduction."
eHow Article: Who Should Get Breast Reduction Surgery?
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