Dr Phil,
My wife who is 30 has been complaining about her neck, shoulders, and back for the past 4 years after she had our daughter. She went up two cup sizes after she had her and was looking into getting a breast reduction. However, looking at insurances today they are very particular about their policies on this making it difficult for her to get it. They are going by size, how much could be taking out of each breast, her body weight and so forth.
I would really like for her to be able to get this done but for now we'll have to wait for at least 3 months because we just had our 2nd child on October 13th. However, why do insurance companies go over board with having a breast reduction done and make it so expensive to do. I would really love for her to have it done even though she looks great the way she is but sometimes I think it really brings her self-esteem down a little. Reason being she likes to wear sexy attire but after our first child I would buy her clothes but she always says if I can reduce my breast size then I can wear these. She is really good to watch what she eats and excersises when she can but they don't go down very well. Her mom was had DD size breast and she has so much problem with her back like my wife she finally went in and had it done. What can we do and who should we talk with about this to be able to get it done with the insurance covering it.
Thank you,
Jamie Lamkin
