HUGE, Asymmetric Breasts - Doctor Reacts to BOTCHED BY NATURE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- This young woman is dealing with massive breasts that are very different from each other! How do the BOTCHED doctors treat her? America's Holistic Plastic Surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn reacts to an episode of BOTCHED BY NATURE!
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This young lady had a wonderful mother! She changed her daughters life by getting her to a quality surgeon!! God bless her.
The fact that she started taking care of herself better and wore nicer clothes just from that single operation is so amazing and I wish this happiness upon exerting who gets plastic surgery
I’d say rather she can take care herself better now. Not having bras that fit her or proper clothing limited her. This is also why having clothing in different sizes is important, so people don’t feel like potato sacks and can have some confidence.
@@LegendoftheGalacticHero I know this is an old comment but this is so true!! It's so unrealistic that we only have certain sizing and I wish that one day custom sizing becomes more widely available and a lot less pricey because it would help with peoples confidence so much.
Beautiful young lady! So great that she's no longer hiding.
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I personally would not be offended by the turtle comment only because his explanation was spot on. The being hunched over and wearing jackets was exactly what she was doing. There was no confidence at all!
Yeah I agree, it definitely felt like more of a comment on her confidence because of her chest. There was probably a more sensitive way to phrase it tho 😂
the fact she said at the end she came out of her shell said it all... she wasnt offended she got what he was saying
I'm having my breast reduction in march. I'm so nervous but at the same time I can't wait... I can't wait to feel more confident and be in less pain and be able to wear normal bras
Congratualtions!!!
I had a breast reduction about 2 years ago and it was the best thing I ever did!! I still get so excites when I think about it or look at my breasts in the mirror.
For me, I was very lucky in that there were no complications in my healing. Even the next day I wasn't in any pain and a few weeks out everything had sealed back up! The bruising looked horrendous, but I it faded quick.
@@frogginator-x do you have very noticable scarring? Or has it faded? And how did you take care of it?
I hope all goes well and you heal quickly 💗
Stay natural
@@connie3941 i wouldn't say having back problems from the age of 16 to 24 because your cupsize is a J is very natural
I finally got my reduction yesterday! It feels so great to know that after recovery I'm going to feel a lot better. 😊
We got our reductions on the same day!! Hope recovery is going well for you ❤️🩹
@@kamilamanzueta5355 I'm doing great! Healing is going well.
How are you doing now? Hopefully everything is going well.
@@raellskys4083 Everything is great! I'm recovering nicely and my back pain is greatly reduced. 😁
Says it has been a month hope you're well!
I was a med/surg nurse, and I have to say....over the years, the very happiest of my patients, following surgery, the breast reduction patients were top of the list.
I'm one of those ladies. Since at 13 or so they were a 36D & always a target. I hated them. Reduction is an absolute blessing surgery.
I hope I can get one soon. I’m 4’1 and my size is a 44G😭
I'm almost 46, and have lived with oversized "girls" since I was 10. Finding bras is impossible. Also, the constant back pain, headaches, shoulder pain make life difficult. I wish I could afford a reduction surgery, but don't see that happening anytime soon. I guess when I die, they'll need one coffin for me, and a second for the "girls" lol! 🤣
If they're large enough to cause health problems such as back pain, mammoplasty may be covered by insurance. Sorry if you've already looked in to this and turned down... but my SIL had the surgery and it was covered. I've heard it mentioned in this show that if more than one pound needs to be removed, insurance typically covers it.
@@juliethomas1143 in the USA most people dont have health insurance i think
@@baadlyrics8705in what country do you reside? I have lived in the USA my entire life.
@@baadlyrics8705 untrue..most people do have health insurance but Medicare and Medicaid are gov't insurance and naturally it's not the best but the real problem is that the cost of medical care is completely out of control
it honestly saddens me that literal medical procedures in the US sometimes aren't being covered by the insurance... Only moderately wealthy people can spare their money for a procedure. I'm a student and I definitely couldn't get it done if it wasn't covered by my insurance.
I started having to wear bras when I was 10. By the time I was 16 I wore a 32 ddd. (I’m quite small height and weight wise) got pregnant with my first and BLEW up to a 36 G. Now that I’ve lost my baby weight, and breastfeeding has finished. I have very saggy boobs with lots of loose skin at 22. My self esteem takes a hit and it stops me from dressing up and going out 😭(because I can’t find anything that supports them properly) hopefully one day I’ll be well off enough to get a lift 😩
It might be a long shot but if you have insurance you can make a case that you don’t have a good standard of life due to this and get it medically done (instead of it being an aesthetic surgery), it may not work but if you have insurance it may be worth a shot
What she said!
Try online shops. You do have to measure yourself, and it may require some returns, but it's worth it. I get my bras from brastop for example and they go quite big with the cups. And there are other online stores with good sizes too. It doesn't matter if the breasts are droopy, if the cup is large enough and the band is correct, you should be able to be comfortable
Hey I’m not sure if you’ve tried them or not but maybe check out minimizer bras? I’d recommend the brand Bali (but check their official website, for some reason the prices on Amazon are like double the usual price). I find as someone who also lost a bunch of weight and is dealing with a similar situation that minimizer bras provide much better support, even better than a sports or push-up bra. Best of luck to you
@@eerielconstantine5051 That may work especially if she not only mentions how it physically bothers her but emotionally. Tell'em she has constant neck & back pain & can't do regular daily tasks due to the pain. Because of this she's become withdrawn, depressed, has no energy, isn't eating or sleeping & it's messed up herself esteem to the point we're she kinda doesn't want to live.
It’s totally awful when the size is sooooo different. I got mine reduced at 42. I have never regretted one moment. I’m 72 and they are still perfect.
Ah I'm so happy for her! That joy is exactly how I felt after my top surgery.
Me too!! It’s such an amazing feeling
Same. Easily one of the best decisions I've made
I want top surgery so badly-how was the recovery?
@@rexthelegend3180 hard to summarize the experience, some parts were easier than I expected such as pain level. Other parts were harder, like the first few days post op. Later on in the healing process I had a lot of anxiety about whether it was going to heal looking natural. What makes the biggest difference is having someone there to help you after surgery
@@rexthelegend3180 Recovery was honestly way better than I expected! But it varies from person to person obviously. Itchiness from the bandages was a way bigger issue for me than pain, which with opiates was pretty much nonexistent. And your mobility is super limited for the first week so it *REALLY* helps to have someone there who can care for you while you recover. My partner worked from home for the two weeks after my surgery and we were together 24/7 so it was really easy. You also have to sleep on your back for the first week or so which some people struggle with, but I have experience with it from my previous hip surgery.
As you've probably heard, the drains are the worst part. They tug uncomfortably and manage to break through the opiates a bit. I also have a bit of difficulty with gore so it was extremely helpful to have my partner empty them for me. I got them out a week after my surgery and after that it was a smooth transition off of the percocet and onto Tylenol for the second week. I thought I'd have more long term pain than I did. Although an important note, I opted out of the nipple grafts, which made my recovery a little easier. I got to shower starting two days post op instead of 1-2 weeks, and all that needed to heal was the incisions, which goes a little smoother than the grafts.
If you're good at handling pain/misery/chronic illness type stuff, top surgery recovery is a cake walk. If you're generally healthy and haven't been through major medical shit before, it's probably going to be one of the rougher few weeks you'll have gone through. Anyway it *is* difficult, but short term, totally doable, and ime totally worth it.
I get the turtle thing. His explanation afterwords made it clear he meant it as a metaphor
Hi DrYoun! I had the same issue in development (though I only developed on one side) and the same surgery at age 16, i’d love to share my story. We still don't know why they developed like that but I've gone through so many surgeries by age 23 as the large side is still growing.
Omg this must be so hard to go through I hope you’re doing ok
Wow so they are still growing at 23? Or did it just continue to grow after the surgery when you were 16? ( Thanks for sharing btw)
As a survivor of gigantomastia and breast reduction, I resonated strongly to the turtle comparison. My bra cups fit over my head! My left breast was much larger and droopier. I was told that two pounds were removed from each breast. My nipples were healthy although the right had little sensation after surgery. Unfortunately, the scar under the left stretched, allowing the breast to enlarge and droop, making them asymmetrical again. My right is an A cup and the left is a C.
I had a breast reduction done nearly twenty years ago. Best decision of my life. I felt this woman so much.
How the hell did that seriously make her look like a new person!?! You wouldn’t think a breast surgery could change someone’s appearance so much! I think her style and everything must’ve changed after surgery due to confidence because she looked totally different in the dr’s office
Yes it does. When you're top heavy you slouch & droop & try o hide. It's awful.
Mentally it does it boosts her self esteem...
That was not an insult, it was a description of how she has been living. Poor girl
One of the best things I've ever done was deciding to get breast reduction surgery. Happily it was covered by insurance. When I returned to work one of my coworkers said I walked with more confidence.
I would absolutely take being called a turtle as a compliment! They’re so cute 😭
She looks great, and you can see her demeanor is SO much better! I'm so happy for her!
I've always wanted bigger breasts, but had health issues and could never justify another surgery. Hit 40 and my neck went to crap. I can't imagine having larger breasts with the pain I endure. Sometimes, things will work in your favor.
If I needed a reduction I'd probably try to get through it but I'd never have implants! It's so nice they could help this girl.
Poor girl all that weight hurts like hell God bless her she looks so good after the procedure. I had an aunt never had breast surgery but when she got older her hormones went off balance and her breasts grew down to her belly button it was scary
I got my reduction a little over a year ago. Everything went great and I had no problems except for my nips gaining sensation early and being itchy but not being able to itch them.
if u dont mind me asking, how did the scar healing process go for you? i’m honestly interested in getting a reduction but still worried abt how the scars will remain
@@mariaheartsdimples I think it went well after removing the gauze and stitches I applied silicone scar cream and tape. I have an circle around my nip and a line down to a anchor ( kinda like two of (-o these). The scars I have are pale with some spots I don’t see a scar. Some of them just look and feel like a scar you would get from a cat. The only area that the scar ended up being raised would be the under boob scars. With the worst points that are raised being the edges of the under boob anchor at the sternum and under armpit. I ended up getting my gallbladder removed vial laparoscopically (four tiny cuts) around 6-7 months later and the scars are worst. They still itch at times and one I think keloid (still pink and hasn’t paled). Even though it has been more than a year since my gallbladder surgery. This is just how my scars healed which could be different for you. I also don’t mind scars except when they are annoying (like the gallbladder). I am also a pale person (can see veins) and am prone to stretch marks.
I feel like the worst part of the reduction is the first one to two months. I thankfully did not have a drain. But I did have some problems with the itching along with bruising. While they shouldn’t of the nurses gave me ice which should of not been allowed due to it potentially causing the nip to die. I disliked the itch and wearing a bra all the time (even at sleep). I also had to one I was allowed to shower put gauze on until my doc gave the all clear. The stitches were annoying to be removed due to them being around the nip and down ( this -o portion) while the anchor was glued shut. This is just my experience and how my doc directed me.
If you do get a reduction make sure you get those zipped up or buttons in the front sports bra (I liked the zipped up due to them having a little clip making it easier to apply gauze). My doc did put a front clasping bra on me which had to be kept on till she allowed a shower and then the only time in the shower was bra free. No being submerged for a while (don’t remember never really like baths). You would also need to get clothes that open in the front because your arms are not allowed to go above your shoulders. So flannels and button downs would be your best friend.
I have sensitivity & spots of numbness & couldn't care less compared to the agony of being top heavy & feeling like a sideshow. My scars are barely visible.
Dr Youn, your patients breast lift before and after pictures are amazing! Your client must have been elated.
The young lady in the video seems to have a new love for her body.
I went to high school with a girl who had an A cup and a C cup. It made me really sad when people made fun of her for it :(
Lots of babies male and female are born with gynecomastia from the exposure to estrogen in the womb but it goes away over time
I can easilly watch other types of surgery but liposuction is just... too uncomfortable to watch. In theory it's less gory but it's looks like repeatably stabbing someone and sucking out parts of body is just nightmare fuel
I had my reduction two years ago - went from a 36J to a 36DD & finally look proportional :)
I didn't know there's sizes above DDs :O
@@ジハ-u5k there are P sizes.
I had a classmate in high school who had this. Apparently the plastic surgeon was stunned by having her as a client for a reduction until she walked in and he saw her. She had back pain so they had to reduce and she was much happier after.
I think that Dr. Dubrow's comment about her reminding him of a tortoise is fine. He explained what he meant by it, and she agreed that he was right. She was hiding inside her show.
Your face when he says tortoise 😂 I swear I felt that in my soul
poor girl - but she took it better than I would’ve! 💕
9:12 the way Dr Dubrow talks about some patients' bodies really bothers me. The tortoise comment was of terrible taste. To exclaim "ugh!" and call a patient's body part a " _thing_ " is poor form in my opinion. I would hate to watch this back and see a doctor talk about my body in this way. Yes, her chest is a nuisance and I'm sure she didn't regard it with much fondness..but the doctor certainly doesn't need to harbour and express that same sentiment. It's dehumanising.
I agree with you about the lipo. So glad her outcome was good and she looks great! I cannot wait until I get my reduction. So over being the size I am! I went from nothing to a 36 C by age 14. If they had stayed that size I could have lived with them but unfortunately, they kept on growing.
I was holding my little lemons during all this video 😵 god bless them.
How much can you take during a breast reduction? I'm trans nonbinary and I'm trying to decide weather I am aiming for breast reduction or full top surgery
I just got my breast reduction a few days ago and I went down 4 cup sizes. However the surgeon would probably want to go with the rest of your proportions and go based on that. I had quite narrow hips and not a lot of butt so my surgeon was happy to make me quite a small cup size as it matched the rest of my body. Definitely ask at consultations how small the surgeon is happy to go or if you want to get full top surgery ♡
I’m a trans guy and I wouldn’t rush into anything. Wear binders first, and see how you feel for a while first. For a full top surgery surgeons (in my experience in the UK) prefer you to be on T for at least a year. This isn’t just for the psychological aspect but also T makes breasts droopier and builds muscle. For me T and binding hadn’t actually made my chest droopier (totally wasted genetics in me I guess 😂) so it made surgery a bit awkward and meant I didn’t suit a certain technique be used I had less skin to stretch. Luckily my surgeon was amazing and it worked out.
@@leocervidae Thank you!! :)
I’ve wondered this too. Because man these bad boys need to get out of here
Thats what I call real reason for plastic surgery! Those doctors have a golden hands!
I'm so happy for this young woman who will finally gain her confidence and feels better outside and inside!
Bravo!
I had 7.5 lbs removed 2 wks after turning 17...i was an H & they took me down to a big C small D but 25 yrs later after 2 kids I'm now DDD & my scars are so faded i get lots of compliments on my perky boobs & it was 1 of the best decisions ever.
Oh man I’m so stoked for her. She looks amazing! I bet she feels so much better
Liposuction has always looked so destructive to me, I can’t imagine how it feels to heal 😬
It’s terrible. I got smart lipo that was marketed as a procedure that could be done on your lunch hour, would be a quicker heal since the nerves would have little damage. Nope! So much pain, and the results suck, left my abdominals lumpy.
It really looks like excessive stabbing while also vacuuming the inside of the human body. It's scary
@@jenniferbond7073 Never trust a procedure that markets itself as "quick" or "cheap", I very very much hope you're doing okay! Standard liposuction has very little risk, and I'm so sorry you had a bad experience
A little worse than recovering from abdominal laparoscopy. I'll be honest the worst part was the ultrasonic treatment they did as I was healing to keep it from healing lumpy. Felt like my abs were being cooked from the inside.
As a woman with an F cup dreaming of a B cup, I wonder; is keeping the nipple really important? Hear me out. If I'm an adult asexual woman (who don't feel ANY need to impress a sexual partner or derive any sexual pleasure from having nipples) and don't plan to ever have children - if the nipples prove a problem; why not just remove them?
I know there are very talanted tattoo artists out there who could just give me a new realistic set if I wanted them.
Just curious. Gathering knowledge before I save up the money for an actual surgery :)
You can remove them, but not everyone would be happy with missing nipples😆
I’m going to my dr about a breast reduction Friday and I’m nervous but excited. I’m a 42dd now I was a 44/46ddd for years! My back is in constant pain but I don’t want liposuction on my breast that freaking CRAZY!! Don’t liposuction NOTHING ON ME
The cartoon of the plague doctor in the “Dr Anthony Youn” scrubs killed me 😂
The “tortoise” observation was not necessarily offensive as the doctor noted how heavy breasts affected her posture and had nothing to do with her personality.
What’s the difference between FTM nipple grafting and what they have to do with breast reduction? If they have to take the whole nipple off in FTM surgery, why can’t they do the same for “regular” breast reduction? I know they said the nipple would die, but why doesn’t the nipple die in FTM top? It must have something to do with functionality right?
There are multiple factors that go into that. You loose sensation with a free nipple graft, you can experience coloration changes and an inability to lactate. And of course, a free graft is more prone to failure compared to methods that preserve the blood supply. So depending on what this patient wanted and what her specific risk assessment was, it may have been worth the risk for her to try and retain functionality. For top surgery, when it's possible to avoid a free graft, they do. Same for treatment of gigantomastia afaik.
I've wanted a flat chest almost my entire life. But right now they are G cup and can be very cumbersome.
Yeah, if the breast is going to be opened up anyways why not remove the fat with a scalpel?
Assisted in care of an 18 year old girl after breast reduction. Lost 500 GM. from each. One year later she was back,her breasts had grown back to their original size. She had a hormonal problem that was not known.
Eyebrows are the same "They are Sisters, Not Twins" ✌✌✌
Having my surgery in Feb. I can't wait!!! Been waiting for this since middle school.
Good luck !
I hope your surgery went well and you’re healing well! 🙏
i had a reduction under 18, it was life saving i swear.
That guys bedside manner is unacceptable lol 🧐😂💀
does no one else find it strange that the doctor was touching her without gloves? i thought gloves were always required for sanitation and professionalism…especially when touching such an intimate area on the opposite sex.
Nope! Doctors don't usually use gloves unless it's a surgery, in a follow up or other type of general visits it's actually much better to wash or sanitize your hands before and after touching the patient. A big reason for this is that doctors need their full sense of touch to help them figure out if there's a strange mass under the skin, for example. Gloves tend to reduce your sense of touch
My breasts hit my bellybutton and I'm going to ask to just take the nipples off when I get a reduction. I want to get a full chest tattoo anyway and it just looks like too much trouble lmao
Great job with this large,unevel brests.They look so good afterwards.
Love how you explain things, Dr. Presenting some interesting cases, too. Thank you and thanks to the patients who share their stories.
Ex Boxer. Leeches were a miracle for my opponents.
She was beautiful before she had the surgery but afterwards she is glowing!
It’s not unusual that just means she has very high levels of hormones. My little cousin was born that way
Does your Youn Beauty work for black skin?
I had to start wearing trainers when I was about 7 and I was in an A cup by age 9 and they didn't slow down. I was an F cup by the time I had top surgery [I'm trans FTM] and let me tell you, the relief on my back was tremendous!! I'm so happy to see people getting the body corrections that they need in order to be comfortable
im so glad to hear you were able to get top surgery and especially after all that back pain! i have a friend who was 1 cup size larger than that and i remember how hard it was on her, i cant imagine the dysphoria added on top of that if you had/have it, im glad you were able to get it and wish you luck in your journey, my fellow trans brother, keep on serving that trans guy swag
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@@nowirehangers2815 be quiet
@@savanna5192 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡. NO !
That looks so much better. Sure she feels better. Less/no back pain.
I have asymmetric breasts. 1 is a c cup and the other is a ddd cup but they aren’t droopy yet thankfully. Idk if I’ll have surgery. If I do I’m waiting till after I have kids.
Just for the people who are bothered by their chest size. You are beautiful and your chest size doesn’t matter. It’s fine if you want implants but please dont over do it. And for the people who want a reduction, good luck and I hope the surgery goes well.
"Bothered by their chest size" Did you watch this video at all? She did not "want" a surgery, she needed it. I read a comment earlier about someone who had G cups post pregnancy, do you realize how cumbersome that is? Physically and mentally? It's not like they do it to themselves by overeating or drug use.
@@keekeejenkins6162the boobs were a bother
I would be so excited to get a reduction. Honestly nipples are overrated too. I’m 43 and I’m over them.
As a person with big ones, they really aren’t all they’re cracked up to be
Watching these videos, and confirming my concern about oversized milk producers, makes me glad I'm in the itty-bitty titty committee.
I'm at an N cup right now and have had C's since like 9 or 10 and it just grew from there. 29 now and seriously considering a reduction because they point down and I want them to be perky. They literally never have been lol
Boy am i glad the boob fairy gave me 34 C. This has stayed the same since age 13.
I’m 61 and had a reduction at 30. I was a 40 DD and went to a 36C and I was just like this girl! I bought my first Victoria Secret Bra and sexy nightie and threw my grandma Playtex bras and big t-shirts away! I had the traditional anchor incisions but they also cut my nipples off the trim them down to look more natural on my smaller breasts. It was the best decision I ever made!
Aww … that makes me smile. So happy for her.
would the use of liposuction affect her ability to produce milk in childbirth?
Okay genuine question. Is it against any rules or sanitation guidelines for the doctor to touch the woman without any gloves? Like he’s touching her, full on skin to skin contact, this just feels weird to me.
No
as long as with sanitation
Very informative video with great explanation.
I’d love to have a breast reduction. Large breasts just get in the way all the time & you can’t get away with bras that don’t have underwire because they just give you a weird shape & are uncomfortable too, but in a different way. You’re literally stuck carrying around 2 big, fat rolls on your chest & 2 smaller, fat rolls under your arms. I’d lobe to have a nice A or small B cup.
Well he knows what he's doing, I'm sure she will be happy
Question: Why would he also downsize the smaller boob? Isn't it simpler to leave the smaller boob the way it is and only work on the bigger boob and downsize it to the size of the smaller one? Wouldn't it be more symmetrical? Because at 11:56, it seems that her boobs are not yet completely symmetrical.
Just a logical question, I'm no profi or med. student :D
Because she wanted a C cup. Both breasts exceed that.
5:00 oh my gosh that would be a terrifying decision to have to make😮
My youngest daughter had little boobies when she was born .first they said it would shrink down as it was hormones from my bloodstream and not to worry .. I then took her to a paediatrician who told me it was gynaeomastia (sp?) and if she developed suddenly to bring her in for meds to slow puberty…she ended up wearing a bra at seven and got her periods at eight years of age….precocious puberty they called it ! I got mine at eight too, really sucked !
I agree with doc.. breast is not in the same size. Theres a little bit different .. I've noticed it...
Btw Dr Youn, I don’t know how old you, but you look fabulous as well as highly intelligent with the ability to clearly communicate with lay people and keep their interest. And you likewise make it interesting for us medical folk!
Sweet, brave girl. So happy for you!
Well shoot.... I went measure myself when you were talking about the measurements... I'm at 30cm X(
I just love Dr. Youn! You are a very wise and caring doctor. I wish my husband would be like you. So kind!!
I had staples and glue for my cesarean. Do not pull on the scar tissue! Everything healed in the end though.
I’m having pain in mine right now just watching this. Oh my goodness. Ow!
I have got a question. No doctors here in my country can tell me why it happened. Well, here it goes. My breasts were symmetrical in all manner. Before my 40th birthday my one breast changed size significantly. Went for a mammogram, went for consults after consults. Every doctor says it has always being that way, I just didn't notice it. Well, I disagree. I would of noticed, my husband would of noticed. Due to this complete imbalance, I feel like a freak. Wear sports bras to compress the larger breast. The rest of my body has also changed completely. Size of thighs, calves is also affected. Can fix the breasts with breast augmentation, but my question is why? Why did this happen? And why is the same side of the body doing the same? Doctors say I am compensating for the larger side vs smaller side. Again, I disagree. Something is wrong. No blood tests have been done. Please can you advice on what I can do. Nobody in my country seems to understand the effect this has on me. My quality of life is non existent. Just tired and depressed of explaining it over and over again. Also tired of everyone wanting to see them, so uncomfortable to keep being told it has always being this way.
The turtle comment would’ve been fine if he hadn’t started “this isn’t about your appearance”
The staple thing also reminded me of tacking things together when welding, I got what he was doing with the staples right away prob due to this kind of comparison I had in my head
Congratulations & Prayers to all
Nice seeing a regular person on this show
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Okay Conspiracy Theory Here! Could hormones in our food supply make girls especially go through puberty sooner and make changes in the body as well? Just wondering.
I'm happy for her
I have suffered with with big breasts! I never considered surgery because l was scared! I’m 70 years old now! And l have suffered with back problems all my life and would like to live the rest of my life pain free! Is it too late for me to have this surgery????????
I have pcos and my breast aren’t this large but they are extremely uneven with my right drooping while my left is perky. My gynecologist told me they would even put after I have kids - told me this at 16. I don’t want kids… I am now considering seeing a plastic surgeon once I get off Medicaid.
I wanted my reduced, but when I had the money I was not ready. . because I wanted to breastfeed just incase god granted me with a child. Anyway he did.... Now that's over with... I no longer have the money... U wonder like to do the operation... Because my right breast almost 1/2 to the belly button. .. i have a question for the Dr... Because the woman in this case is young can she or would she be able to breastfeed?
0:59 actually it's normal to be born with breasts 😊 from the mother's hormones. If you check baby photos up to about 2/3 yo they have little boobs! And then they go completely flat afterwards
She’s such a gorgeous girl ! I’m so happy she got an amazing outcome 🥰😀💝
Im sorry but my nipple would just have to die....NO LEECHES for me!!!
My lord that looks painful.
I had my breast reduced about a year ago. One breast is bigger than the other but I'm OK with that much. I have problems with stitches healing. I have only just managed to close a tiny bit of a hole under that breast. It smelt horrible.