Author, please follow up with the reviews, your question is also of interest to me.

8, don't worry if you can't breastfeed the baby, there are excellent formulas available now. I've seen other stitches when they've reduced the breast size. The stitch runs right in the middle of the breast, at the level of the nipple, horizontally. The stitch, of course, is visible, but still, a neat breast of good shape outweighs all of this. I think you're exaggerating, a DD cup - it's quite bearable, and not terrible. My friend, for instance, with an H cup, and a height of 160, struggles a lot...

Guest9, it's awful to have an H cup with a height of 160cm😟 For me, it would be a catastrophe, honestly! I've been fortunate here... Just a heap of problems pile up, it's very psychologically heavy. And I think about the future, yes, how IT will look by the age of 40. I'm a teacher by profession, I dress as conservatively as possible, worse than grannies, but still for older students like a red rag to a bull. I hear such things about myself and my charms, as if I live in a prison or among lumberjacks... I have a beautiful waist and shoulders, but I can't wear crop tops or t-shirts - it looks as if I'm shoving my Semenovichs "into everyone's eyes"... They might shout after me... And it's so hot here, everyone's undressed, and I'm always in a vest, in a jacket, in a blazer.. It's generally hard with clothes... I have complexes, whether I like MEN, or THEY... (But I want to breastfeed my child, rather, children! There should be some benefit from it!!!)

Well, I wish I had your problem!

Scars can later be removed with a laser...or not remove scars at all, scars are nothing to worry about, at least you won't suffer. They fade over time like stretch marks. I didn't do it myself, but I dug through a lot of info when I went from nothing to a B cup, also read about reduction, everyone's happy, the only thing is you need to wear special underwear for about 2 months without taking it off, 24 hours a day, and the first few days of rehabilitation are particularly painful.

I have a friend who underwent a breast reduction surgery. She was absolutely tormented by her breasts before she decided to do it - her back was in constant pain, she had scars from her bra straps, and she always had skin issues underneath her breasts. I'll never forget how she would try to "air out" the fold under her breasts - she'd hoist her two "samovars" (that's what she called her breasts) onto her collarbones while lying down, barely able to breathe... She looked forward to the surgery like it was a celebration. I won't disclose where she had it done, sorry. In the end, the scars are visible without clothing. They are smoothing out and lightening a bit - we used to go to the sauna together for a long time, so I saw. But after the surgery, she couldn't steam for a long time, so we evaluated the results after some time. She said that the surgery was quite complex and the post-operative period was a bit tough, but it was all worth it. In this surgery, they move the nipple with the areola and block the "exit" for the milk ducts, so breastfeeding is a big question mark. But she has two children, so it didn't bother her.

OP, what will you do when your waist is 80-90, not 65, and your hips 105 with your B cup? Or do you think your sizes are forever? To prevent back pain, you need to do special gymnastics. I assure you, both thin people and those with larger breasts suffer from back pain. Due to the wild Asians around you, and the perpetually flat Asian women, you're nurturing your complex. Women climb the walls in pain after these reductions, go to the forums, you've been rightly advised. I had an A cup with two children, but a slim, harmonious figure. Now I have four children, gained a lot with the third pregnancy, and the fourth came the following year, I didn't have time to lose weight and gained even more. Now, at a height of 173, my waist is 80, chest 102 and hips 105. But the actual cups of my breasts are barely a B cup, the overall volume is large due to a wide chest.. And it all looks terrible, I have to put on this hateful push-up, even in the heat. And try to find a one-piece swimsuit with my size 48 and with a push-up. They're practically non-existent! They think that if the bum and chest volume are large, then padding isn't needed. And my breasts look like god knows what without a push-up, flat on top, huge hips at the bottom. You don't appreciate your treasure, being embarrassed by idiots!

As I understand it, you've not given birth yet, so don't rush. Pregnancy, childbirth, and nursing will change your appearance another 10 times. When the children grow up, then you can decide what to do. You can always lose weight, just make sure you won't regret it. Many women who have gone through these events find their breasts become smaller. With respect to you.

I had such a procedure and I'm very, very pleased!😆