Breast Reduction

Experience Life with Less Pain—and More Freedom

Breast reduction surgery isn’t just about appearance. For many women, it’s a life-changing medical procedure that relieves daily discomfort and restores confidence. When medically necessary, this procedure is often covered by insurance, making it more accessible than many expect.

Move Through Your Day Without Pain

Large, heavy breasts can cause chronic neck, back, and shoulder pain. After breast reduction surgery, many patients describe feeling lighter—physically and emotionally. Everyday activities like walking, lifting, or standing for long periods suddenly become easier and more comfortable.

Feel Confident in the Clothes You Love

Finding clothes that fit shouldn’t be a struggle. After surgery, many women enjoy:

  • A wider range of clothing options
  • Better bra and swimsuit fit
  • Feeling more proportional in their favorite styles
  • The freedom to shop based on personal taste—not what’s available in limited sizes

Whether it’s a fitted top, a sundress, or the perfect swimsuit, clothes begin to feel like they were made for you.

Comfortable, Confident, and Beach-Ready

For many, going to the pool or beach can bring feelings of self-consciousness or physical discomfort. Breast reduction can help you feel more at ease:

  • Swimwear fits comfortably and securely
  • Movement feels natural and unrestricted
  • Confidence increases, making you more likely to enjoy time with friends and family

Get Back to the Activities You Love

From working out to playing with your kids, a reduced breast size can make exercise feel accessible—sometimes for the first time in years. Patients often report:

  • Running, hiking, and yoga are suddenly enjoyable
  • Less skin irritation and shoulder strap grooving
  • Improved posture
  • More energy because the body carries less physical strain

Emotional and Mental Relief

Breast reduction often brings profound emotional benefits:

  • Reduced self-consciousness
  • Greater ease in social situations
  • A feeling of control over your body and your comfort

Many patients say, “I feel like myself again.”

Covered by Insurance When Medically Necessary

If you’re experiencing chronic pain, rashes, or physical limitations due to breast size, your breast reduction may be eligible for insurance coverage. Our team helps guide you through the approval process so you can focus on feeling better—not paperwork.

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Commonly Asked Questions At GVSA

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How do I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office during business hours or using the secure online booking system on our website. Once submitted, our scheduling team will review and confirm your appointment.

Do you accept my insurance?

We accept most major insurance plans. Our team can verify your coverage before your appointment and help explain any out-of-pocket costs. Please contact us with your insurance details for confirmation.

Do you offer telemedicine appointments?

Yes. For certain consultations and follow-up visits, we provide telemedicine appointments. This allows you to meet with our providers securely from your home. Our staff will guide you through the setup process.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Please bring your photo ID, insurance card, a list of current medications, and any relevant medical records or test results. If applicable, bring a referral from your primary care provider.

Can I request prescription refills online?

Yes. Prescription refill requests can be submitted through our patient portal or by calling our office. Refills are subject to provider approval and may require a follow-up appointment.

What safety measures are in place for in-person appointments during COVID-19?

We follow strict safety protocols, including enhanced cleaning, mask policies, screening for symptoms, and social distancing in waiting areas. Only necessary caregivers or companions may accompany patients.