Becky Fulford was used to having large breasts in the past. His perception changed when he began to have chronic back and neck pain. He consulted with some friends, dermatologists and plastic surgeons and asked him to lose the wait and the size of the breasts. Despite the workouts and the diet plan, she was unable to make a significant change.

He then underwent this procedure and is not in the recovery phase. She is a hairstylist and has been thinking about slimming treatment since she was 16 years old, but was unable to grasp this idea in the past. He underwent surgery at the age of 30. With a bra size ranging from 30 FF to 34 GG, finding one that fit her was always a challenge.

She was unable to wear the normal size bra. She had to find the bra on the market that fit her. You no longer need to do this hard work. You can go to the market and buy a bra of your choice. You now have an extensive bra and outfit options. It was difficult for her to work out in the gym and even walk at times due to the pain.

The plastic surgeon helps ease the burden

It is not easy for women with oversized breasts to naturally reduce body and breast size. Becky also tried to do it using traditional weight loss methods, but with no gain. These concerns are all too familiar to Dr. Joy Cluett, a plastic surgeon at St. John’s.

She says; “women with oversized breasts suffer from chronic back, neck and shoulder pain and many other problems. People have rashes under the breasts and, over time, they may have permanent grooves on their shoulders.. “

It is important to note that this procedure is not covered by normal health insurance plans. The procedure is not cheap and a large amount is needed to finance it. Although most women with large breasts can do this, the treatment is not just for all women. The breast tissue must have a certain weight and the woman must have health problems.

Large breasts are inherited

Women who are large and want to have children should know that this problem can be inherited. Your daughter can also become a victim of this problem and you can prevent this from happening by reducing the size using a reduction technique. You may be accommodated with an oversized chest, but what if your kids have it too?

Cluett says that having large breasts is common in Newfoundland and Labradors, and it appears to run in families, so there is a genetic component. She says the negative attention wasn’t just from men, it came from women too. “The girls are being threatened by you. People who feel, for whatever reason, that because you are well endowed you are going to chase their boyfriend.. “

Becky and her husband now have plans to have children. He has been waiting for the right moment to start the family. She is still concerned about breastfeeding, but her plastic surgeon has assured her that she will be able to breastfeed easily in the future. Dr. Cluett says that most women will be able to breastfeed normally afterwards. However, there is the possibility of losing the ability to breastfeed normally or completely.

Reduced risk of cancer

Dr. Cluett believes that breast reduction can prevent women from the potential risk of breast cancer. Therefore, a successful breast reduction treatment means a reduced risk of breast cancer. There are many reasons behind this fact.

“There are several reasons for this according to some research studies.“He says. One of the main reasons behind this is that there is less breast tissue that facilitates breast examination and mammography. Sometimes cancer is found during reduction surgery.

She is of the opinion that; “Sometimes we find cancer in the samples and I have found quite a few myself. So patients are lucky in that regard, it’s a godsend to them.“

She is happy with her new chest which is proportional to the rest of the body. Although she is still on the mend and will soon be able to resume routine activities, she plans to buy new bras that fit her well. It’s so exciting and she can’t wait for the moment when she’ll put on her new Victoria’s Secret bra and stand in front of the mirror on her closet door.

Becky is currently 34DD, which is less than before and will turn 32D in a few months when the swelling goes away. Becky is satisfied with the results of the treatment and thinks that; “In general, I feel more comfortable. It’s already worth it.”