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Breast Work after Weight Loss

Valera0466
Valera0466 Posts: 319 Member
edited January 8 in Chit-Chat
I have lost 1/3 of my goal weight and my breasts have not gotten even slightly smaller. I am currently a four D. I have resigned myself to the fact that I will probably have to get a reduction and lift when I reach goal. Can anyone advise me on what this procedure usually costs and do they have payment plans. Is it worth it?

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  • Valera0466
    Valera0466 Posts: 319 Member
    Anybody?
  • Valera0466
    Valera0466 Posts: 319 Member
    OK nothing yesterday so I will try this again today!
  • IslandRider
    IslandRider Posts: 244
    Not sure about costs, but i do know that if you are having issue like back problems due to the size, insurance often will cover it. If that is not the case for you, there is a company called CareCredit that can be used. I used it for getting lasik.
  • Valera0466
    Valera0466 Posts: 319 Member
    Thank you I will look into that.
  • kathim429
    kathim429 Posts: 379 Member
    I had it done almost 10 years ago and it was 100% covered by insurance. It is considered reconstruction not cosmetic. The recovery was not bad at all. 2 weeks of no lifting. And I still consider it one of the best things that I have done. Very happy with the result.
  • LMT2012
    LMT2012 Posts: 697 Member
    Between 5 and 10 grand. Some docs take Care Credit, many do not. Well worth the trouble. I've seen some great results.
  • Valera0466
    Valera0466 Posts: 319 Member
    Thank You LMT
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