Clear answers about breast reduction, from insurance and pain relief to breastfeeding and recovery, so you can decide with confidence.
Good candidates have overly large breasts causing discomfort or limiting activity. A private consultation with Dr. Schneider is the best way to confirm a reduction is right for you.
Breast reduction removes excess breast tissue and skin to relieve discomfort and reshape your figure. It eases the physical strain of overly large breasts while creating a lighter, balanced look.
Most patients return to normal activities within about two weeks as swelling settles. Dr. Schneider provides clear guidance and personal follow-up throughout your recovery.
By reducing excess weight and volume, a breast reduction often relieves the neck, back, and shoulder pain that large breasts cause. Dr. Schneider will discuss the relief you can realistically expect.
Many women are able to breastfeed after a reduction, though it can affect milk supply depending on the technique. If this matters to you, raise it with Dr. Schneider so he can plan with it in mind.
Insurance may cover a breast reduction when it is medically necessary, though requirements vary by plan. We can talk through what is typically involved, and you will want to confirm specifics directly with your insurer.
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