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I am a size F in breast and want a reduction so how can i complain about it what would you say to the doctor,? |
give me some creative ideas also? your question is kind of confusing Just talk to a few PS's about it and have them submit information, you may not (shouldn't with F cups!) need to complain and complain and stuff. I didn't need to do any of that. Saw a PS, they submitted information, and I got approved! Your back kills you, n u get chest pains as if ur breast r pulling think if you really want the surgery first. lots of woman complain about their backs hurting, so that would be a good first point. some woman also say that the bra straps make indents in their skin, and it is really uncomfortable. In fact, many celebrities have gotten breast reductions such as, Queen Latifah and Katie price. yeah im a 36 H i know how you feel i would not go thru surgery because of all the risks be happy with yourself even tho it sucks go to the doctors and tell them your back hurts then your insurance may cover it! Well, first off, it actually is not complaining if you are getting health related issues from being that big. What bothers you (outside of the appearance part) about being a size F? Is it your back, if so you can really use that as a valid reason to get surgery. Also, find a reliable doctor that does reduction surgeries. Good luck! Your back hurts. I wouldn't advocate lying. You need to be honest with your doctor. The common ailments from large breasts include migraines, backaches, rashes or irritation underneath, shoulder grooves, etc. But if you're not experiencing these, don't lie about it. Just be honest and at that size I'm sure the doctor will still agree to your having the surgery. Your back hurts? |
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