At 14 years old, I find my breasts are overly large, making even simple actions like crossing my arms challenging. Their size interferes with various activities. I comprehend that they may continue to grow due to puberty, but I truly feel the necessity for an intervention. Already at a C cup at such a young age, I am seeking guidance on how to proceed. What should be my course of action?
As long as you are experiencing symptoms and have a sufficient understanding of the risks and benefits, it is reasonable to proceed with the surgery. It can greatly improve your well-being during this important phase of your life. However, it's important to be aware that there is an increased risk that your breasts may continue to grow and require additional surgery in the future. If you have considered and understood these factors in your decision-making process, it is a reasonable choice.
The female growth spurt typically occurs between the ages of 11 and 13, so it is likely that you have already passed through it. Breast reductions typically result in a minimum reduction of two cup sizes after surgery. Considering your current C cup size, it may be worth considering waiting for a breast reduction. Best wishes.
Generally, a person can undergo a breast reduction once they have finished growing, which is usually about 2 years after menarche (the first menstrual period). Insurance companies have specific criteria that need to be met for approval of a breast reduction, including symptoms, breast size, height, and weight. I suggest consulting with a plastic surgeon in your area to determine if you qualify for the procedure and to discuss your options.
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