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Breast reduction at 19 please help?

Am 19 years old and a size 8 but i have a really large chest (28f to 30f sometimes even a ff). I think that they are really out of propotion to my body and really want to get a breast reduction. I get shoulder ace and bad chest pains at times. They really hold me back at cetin things (such as working out, runnig ect) I cant wear certin clothes as i feel guys just stare at me all the time. I really would love to get them reduced to a d cup size. Does anyone know if i would be a good canidate to have this done on the NHS? has anyone had it done? Whats the scaring like? How much is it privatly? How long is the waiting lists (on avarage) on the nhs for this? Someone please help x

You can definitely get covered on the NHS and you can get approved on the NHS, it may be a pain, but you can get it done.

My scars are barely noticeable. Mine was done for $8,000 but it is 100% covered by my insurance in the USA.

Please check out http://www.breasthealthonline.org it is an excellent site full of information for you.

It certainly sounds like you would be dealt with on the NHS as you're in pain.

I've not had it done but I've seen the scarring and it runs from the nipple down to the fold at the bottom of the breast. However, in my opinion that's a small price to pay for getting rid of the pain.

You really need to be asking your GP these questions though as only he can give you the definite answers. :-)

I think these are questions for your doctor, rather than the "expert" knowledge of Yahoo Answers. If you are suffering physical pain, then I would imagine it certainly comes under the remit of the NHS.
Good luck!

Maybe the best option is to wait a little more... if the problem still continues then ask to a specialist

Never hold your f*rts in. They travel up your spine, into your brain and THAT is where sh*tty ideas come from.

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