Breast Reduction
In many cases breast reduction can be covered by your insurance.
Gallery Breast Reduction
This can be life changing
Breast Reduction
Breast Reduction can be submitted to insurance if medically necessary.
Breasts that are too large can present a number of problems, and they are not always cosmetic. Being unable to fit into the clothes you want to wear is frustrating, but it can be even more frustrating to suffer back pain because of the strain your breasts place on your upper body muscles. At re*be®, our team of surgeons is able to perform the breast reduction surgery with results that are right for you. This procedure will allow you to reduce your bust size so that it's proportionate to your body, enabling you to enjoy life to the fullest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Breast Reduction
Will I be able to breast feed after the surgery?
There may be reports of women who can breast feed after a breast reduction procedure however the amount of milk you can produce will likely be reduced. It is not likely you will be able to adequately feed your baby with breast milk.
How long is the procedure?
The length of the procedure varies from person to person. Despite being under general anesthesia, you'll be able to go home the same day, where you'll relax and recuperate in the comfort of your own home.
When will I see a difference?
Recovery from a breast reduction is fairly straightforward, and you'll notice a decrease in your bust size immediately.
Post-Surgery: What should I expect?
Recovery time varies from patient to patient. Some mild tenderness and bruising are completely normal. You will need to wear a post-surgical support bra to help keep your breasts supported as you heal.
Does a breast reduction include a lift?
A breast reduction is also called a reduction mastopexy which means a breast reduction with a breast lift. Yes a reduction includes a breast lift. A lift can be done without doing a breast reduction however. We can help you decide.
















