What Is Breast Reduction Surgery

If you feel your breasts are too large and have become uncomfortable, painful or cause backache problems, breast reduction can bring about dramatic, life-altering changes for you. Sometimes breast reduction is considered a reconstructive procedure, since greatly oversized breasts may interfere with normal function and physical activity. It is also a cosmetic procedure, since the surgery vastly improves the shape of the breasts and nipple areas. Many times, it is covered by your insurance.

Breast reduction surgery, performed by Dr. Samuel Beran in Westchester, NY, can be performed once breast development is complete. It is frequently recommended for young women who suffer from the physical and psychological problems associated with excessive breast size.

Depending on your particular symptoms and the amount of tissue to be removed from your breasts, your insurance may cover at least part of the cost of this procedure. However, most insurance companies have strict requirements concerning the amount of tissue that must be removed in order to qualify for coverage. Our office staff will help you identify what portion of the surgery, if any, will be covered by your insurance company and we will work with you to obtain the maximum coverage possible.

Highly Experienced In Breast Reduction Surgery

With years of specialized surgical experience, Dr. Samuel Beran has performed hundreds of breast reductions. He understands that this is an important decision for a woman and he knows how much it means to each and every patient to achieve the results she wants. To make sure you are fully informed about your surgery options and understand exactly what results to expect, Dr. Beran will take all the time you need to make sure your questions are answered.

How Much Does Breast Reduction Surgery Cost?

Because every woman’s breasts are unique, and the results she is seeking from breast reduction surgery are specific to her, the exact cost of surgery is determined by Dr. Beran after he has met with the patient and together, they have decided what type of procedure will bring her the best possible results.