Has anyone had a breast reduction? I’m planning to downsize mine after final LO is done feeding. How…

I wish I could get one. My mom got one and said it was very painful.

Must be relieving but I would not do it personally.

I did 🙋 I breastfed 3 boys for 12+ months each. I thought I was done with kids. I was a 36E. So tricare paid for my breast reduction. I had to have the FNG procedure (where they conpletely remove the nipple then reattach it)... About 4 years later I became pregnant with my daughter. I wasn't able to breastfeed because too many canals were severed. This crushed me. With that being said, EVERYTHING else im soooo happy with! I actually enjoy shopping for bras now. I enjoy finding bathing suit tops. I can actually wear tops without a bra 🤗 because I definitely needed the lift lol. So if breastfeeding isnt an issue for you, go for it! It'll change your life. I've dealt with big breasts since 13. I was a very full D cup in 8th grade. As far as the pain, percocet does the job. I also had 4 csections so surgery pain is the same to me. I was back to normal in about 2 weeks. Just no heavy lifting

@theirmommie, thank you for the reply! I’ve had 36Fs almost since puberty and I’m over it. No more babies for me so it’s time. I haven’t had a consultation yet but do they automatically do the nipple remove/reattach/lift?

@like.a.boss no it isnt an automatic procedure. I had "large pendulous breasts". Which basically means my nipple pointed downward and my boobs sagged a lot and my areolas were huge. So in order for them to look good cosmetically, they had to reshape the areola to fit a smaller breast and move it upward. So now my nipples are where they were in highschool lol

Girl, we could have been boob twins.

I did!!! Best thing I ever did! I’m way to tired to tell the story, sorry! But please pm me for more info/details. I’m 5ft, average weight, was a 34K, now I’m a D🤗🤗🤗