Hello. I am glad to respond, since I am a 75-year-old woman with pendulous breasts. I was excited to have the procedure. But then, I reconsidered, since I was not able to have answers to my questions.
The office staff were dressed in business suits. I had no idea who had nurse training.
Because I was asking questions with the "assistant," I was reported as concerned regarding the recovery.
I believe that the recovery is extensive. The surgeon did not think that I would qualify, since I was asking so many questions.
I had a concern that the M.D. The surgeon was performing this procedure on women who had conditions of obesity. I thought that was unfair to women who may need to make lifestyle changes with weight loss first before they proceed with invasive surgery for breast reduction.
Now, I like my body image even with pendulous breasts. I visited a bra fitting store and purchased new bras that were specifically designed for my size.
I am physically fit. I do not desire to have breast reduction any longer. I had a body-image problem.
I recommend seeking some therapy to make sure that your decision is not about self-esteem or body image. I like my body even with the pendulous breasts. My attitude has changed.