about plastic surgery?

Question

I'm thinking of getting plastic surgery but I'm not sure because
1. I was thinking breast lift because I was a ddd before baby & nursing & such, and now...well you can guess the current state of things. I do want to be able to fit into a normal size bra, and comfortably nurse another baby if I have one.So in this case,would a lift still be considered cosmetic surgery?
2. She really gave me some pretty good ones in the stretch mark department, but I had a whoole bunch of weight to lose anyway, so after I lose all this(& yes I've already started to),
1.what's the likelihood(I'm 21, probably 22 by the time the weight's gone) my skin will stay all stretched out, and if it does
2. would state insurance probably cover skin removal
3. what's the likelihood they can get rid of the stretch
marks with it(they're vertical up & down the sides)
4. If state insurance doesnt pay for this, how much can I
expect to pay out of pocket in

southern cali(just over the hill from l.a.)

I know, I know, this is a lot to ask and a lot to be worrying about so soon, but please, if you could refrain from the "deal with it when the time comes relax for the moment"'s & the "talk to a doctor they'd know better"'s
If you can help in any relevant way it'd really be appreciated. Also, please no rude or pointless answers.
p.s. about the insurance/pricing thing, same for the breastlift. Sorry, I had forgotten that part.

thanks so much (=

Answer 1

If you are still huge after all the breastfeeding and such, you could get a breast reduction with lift. To be covered by insurance you would need to complain of back/neck/shoulder pain and some insurance companies need documentation (mine did not, but I was HUGE, a J cup, so I got approved).

Check out this site:

http://www.breasthealthonline.com

38J to 38C Feb 2006

Answer 2

Many folks have the incorrect notion that plastic surgical procedure bought its identify seeing that it entails the usage of a few variety of plastic or different artifical fabric, while actually, the time period plastic surgical procedure comes from the Greek phrase "plastikos," because of this to mildew or to form. By the way in which, the primary released use of that phrase was once by means of German health care provider Karl Ferdinand von Graefe (1787–1840), probably the most pioneers of plastic surgical procedure.

Answer 3

I'd say just stick with the way you look .. why do u need plastic surgery besides a doctor told me that if you get plastic surgery you will have to keep getting it and getting it and it never ends. Plus theres so many problems with it as well. So i'd reccomend just save your money (=