After weight loss Breast Reduction?
I am currently scheduled for a breast reduction and was wondering if someone who has had this surgery he lost weight (the actual removal of tissue combined with bed rest and inactivity-bedroom). If so, how much have you lost? What size was the chest before and after the procedure? What did you weigh before and after the procedure? Thanks!
The reduction chest has nothing to do with all that weight loss.The this procedure helps is that after surgery you feel lighter because of the weight on the chest (which can cause back pain) is away.You may also appear thinner because less of the breast means that your upper body is more chances of losing thin.All redugtion any weight on the breast is the same as any other surgery
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