Have you been wondering if a breast reduction could be the right option for you? Many women experience pain and discomfort from having large breasts but don’t know that their desire for a smaller chest could be considered a medically necessary surgery. Taking our quick online quiz is a great first step toward finding out if your surgery could be covered by your health insurance or considered solely a cosmetic procedure.
While our “Do I qualify for a breast reduction?” quiz can provide insight into whether you might qualify for surgery, it’s important to remember that only a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon, especially one experienced with insurance coverage for breast reduction procedures, can give you a definitive answer. Scheduling an initial consultation to discuss your medical and health history and desires for surgery is the first step in creating a new, more comfortable life.
Harris Plastic Surgery - Your Breast Reconstruction Experts
If you suffer from symptomatic macromastia and are ready to make a positive change in your life and health, schedule your consultation today. Or contact us online or by phone/text if you have any additional questions for our team.
Stephen U. Harris, MD FACS
Dr. Stephen U. Harris is a board-certified cosmetic surgeon and recognized expert in breast reduction and reconstruction surgeries, having performed thousands in his career. When it comes to patient care, his philosophy is that every surgery should improve his patient’s overall quality of life, not just their appearance. Dr. Harris stays up-to-date on all the latest advancements in breast augmentation, reconstruction, and reduction and is a recognized innovator in the field. In fact, he was the first surgeon at Good Samaritan Hospital to offer primary prepectoral implant breast reconstruction, as well as secondary prepectoral revision surgery.
Dr. Harris also serves as Chief of Plastic Surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip, New York and is an active staff surgeon (and former Chief of Plastic Surgery) at South Shore University Hospital in Bay Shore, New York.
