What is the job of a reduction valve in a 2 zone baseboard heating system?
Q. My boiler is approx. 50 years old. I have a reduction valve that is shaped like a bell. The lever either goes from one side to the other, but it is very loose and does not seem to catch anything. How does the reduction valve work, especially in a 2 zone situation?
Asked by oneakmusic - Wed Oct 29 21:46:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a hot water system. A "reduction valve" is used to lower the pressure of the incoming supply to around 12 psi. Above 30 psi the pressure relief will pop and push out water to your floor. Often these two valves come together looking like double bell valves. Ideal house pressure is 40psi. It is also used to automatically fill the system to the set pressure. The flip lever on the top is a bypass to allow you to direct fill the system. It seems to not be functioning or the pressure on both sides is nearly equal. It has nothing to do with the two zone system. It is part of the supply line to the boiler used to fill the system only to the set pressure. The zone piping takes heat from the boiler for distribution.
Answered by Breath on the Wind - Thu Oct 30 03:26:12 2008
Q. My boiler is approx. 50 years old. I have a reduction valve that is shaped like a bell. The lever either goes from one side to the other, but it is very loose and does not seem to catch anything. How does the reduction valve work, especially in a 2 zone situation?
Asked by oneakmusic - Wed Oct 29 21:46:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have a hot water system. A "reduction valve" is used to lower the pressure of the incoming supply to around 12 psi. Above 30 psi the pressure relief will pop and push out water to your floor. Often these two valves come together looking like double bell valves. Ideal house pressure is 40psi. It is also used to automatically fill the system to the set pressure. The flip lever on the top is a bypass to allow you to direct fill the system. It seems to not be functioning or the pressure on both sides is nearly equal. It has nothing to do with the two zone system. It is part of the supply line to the boiler used to fill the system only to the set pressure. The zone piping takes heat from the boiler for distribution.
Answered by Breath on the Wind - Thu Oct 30 03:26:12 2008
What are the consequences of leaf spring reduction for a 89 jeep wrangler?
Q. I have a 89 Wrangler and I'm thinking of getting a leaf spring reduction. It has a 4inch lift. Now my Question is that will there be any handling problems or any problems at all? The reason for the leaf spring reduction is because the springs have no travel(up And down motion). I mean none once so ever it's as stiff as a tank.
Asked by alex - Sun Jul 19 10:26:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could roll and flip over causing severe damage.
Answered by Seahorse - Fri Jul 24 22:13:02 2009
Q. I have a 89 Wrangler and I'm thinking of getting a leaf spring reduction. It has a 4inch lift. Now my Question is that will there be any handling problems or any problems at all? The reason for the leaf spring reduction is because the springs have no travel(up And down motion). I mean none once so ever it's as stiff as a tank.
Asked by alex - Sun Jul 19 10:26:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could roll and flip over causing severe damage.
Answered by Seahorse - Fri Jul 24 22:13:02 2009
What is the car insurance reduction for good grades?
Q. i have a 4.0 gpa and i was wondering what the usual insurance reduction would be for good grades. ive heard anywhere from 7-20% based on companies but i just wanted to be sure. and also specifically what is the reduction for allstate insurance?
Asked by Trey S - Sun May 10 20:44:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can compare how the insurance quotes would change, for example here - autoinsurance.noneto.com
Answered by George A - Wed May 13 08:04:29 2009
Q. i have a 4.0 gpa and i was wondering what the usual insurance reduction would be for good grades. ive heard anywhere from 7-20% based on companies but i just wanted to be sure. and also specifically what is the reduction for allstate insurance?
Asked by Trey S - Sun May 10 20:44:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can compare how the insurance quotes would change, for example here - autoinsurance.noneto.com
Answered by George A - Wed May 13 08:04:29 2009
Am I entitled to a reduction in my business rates because my shop is next to a charity shop?
Q. Charity shops are entitled to a large reduction in their business rates and I've been told that neighbouring shops are also entitled to a reduction but can't find any details. Can anybody please point me in the right direction?
Asked by claire stockport - Sat Feb 14 17:26:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The previous answer is the correct one. Charities receive tax breaks because they are charities. You pay business rates because your a business. Your local chamber of commerce will be able to give you the legal position and will also be able to tell you of any grants or other ways your business might be supported.
Answered by Sam S - Sat Feb 14 17:42:19 2009
Q. Charity shops are entitled to a large reduction in their business rates and I've been told that neighbouring shops are also entitled to a reduction but can't find any details. Can anybody please point me in the right direction?
Asked by claire stockport - Sat Feb 14 17:26:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The previous answer is the correct one. Charities receive tax breaks because they are charities. You pay business rates because your a business. Your local chamber of commerce will be able to give you the legal position and will also be able to tell you of any grants or other ways your business might be supported.
Answered by Sam S - Sat Feb 14 17:42:19 2009
How long after a breast reduction does swelling go down?
Q. I had a breast reduction a little over a week ago and am still fitting into some of my old bras. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this surgery.
Asked by bubbles - Sat Jul 11 12:25:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. it will take 3-5 months for you to know what your true size will be.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Mon Jul 13 10:30:10 2009
Q. I had a breast reduction a little over a week ago and am still fitting into some of my old bras. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with this surgery.
Asked by bubbles - Sat Jul 11 12:25:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. it will take 3-5 months for you to know what your true size will be.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Mon Jul 13 10:30:10 2009
How long after a Breast Reduction can I walk around and travel?
Q. I am getting a breast reduction tomorrow and I have a banquet to go to this Saturday. I was wondering if anyone who has had it done, will I be able to go?
Asked by Dezi - Mon Apr 13 19:06:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's up to how you feel. i had my surgery on a monday and didn't go out anywhere until sunday night to a play that i already had tickets for (with the expection of getting my hair washed a few days before since i couldn't do it myself). you will still have a bandage on but can still wear regular clothes.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Thu Apr 16 15:34:31 2009
Q. I am getting a breast reduction tomorrow and I have a banquet to go to this Saturday. I was wondering if anyone who has had it done, will I be able to go?
Asked by Dezi - Mon Apr 13 19:06:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's up to how you feel. i had my surgery on a monday and didn't go out anywhere until sunday night to a play that i already had tickets for (with the expection of getting my hair washed a few days before since i couldn't do it myself). you will still have a bandage on but can still wear regular clothes.
Answered by tiedyelime81 - Thu Apr 16 15:34:31 2009
How do i get a breast reduction to reduce my bust size by two cups on the nhs?
Q. I live in england and i am 17 years old, i want to get a breast reduction when i am 18 next year, how do i go abut applying to get a reduction for free?
Asked by shortiix - Fri Feb 12 07:22:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to your GP first who will then send you off to a specialist for assessment. To be eligible for a breast reduction it has to be seen it is needed for medical purposes - e.g. that you are affected physically by your enlarged breasts, such as breasts causing (or likely to cause later in life) poor posture, and back problems. Breast reductions can also be carried out if they cause you problems psychologically (e.g. self-esteem greatly affected by unwanted attention/comments your enlarged breasts bring). Please note - there is a long waiting list for breast reduction surgery - approx 3 years in some parts of the country, so don't get your hopes up about getting the reduction next year - it is very unlikely.
Answered by psych_78 - Fri Feb 12 07:29:40 2010
Q. I live in england and i am 17 years old, i want to get a breast reduction when i am 18 next year, how do i go abut applying to get a reduction for free?
Asked by shortiix - Fri Feb 12 07:22:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to go to your GP first who will then send you off to a specialist for assessment. To be eligible for a breast reduction it has to be seen it is needed for medical purposes - e.g. that you are affected physically by your enlarged breasts, such as breasts causing (or likely to cause later in life) poor posture, and back problems. Breast reductions can also be carried out if they cause you problems psychologically (e.g. self-esteem greatly affected by unwanted attention/comments your enlarged breasts bring). Please note - there is a long waiting list for breast reduction surgery - approx 3 years in some parts of the country, so don't get your hopes up about getting the reduction next year - it is very unlikely.
Answered by psych_78 - Fri Feb 12 07:29:40 2010
How do i get a breast reduction with medicaid?
Q. I have always had problems fitting my bras. If i move just right my lower back locks up and is strained for weeks at a time. The top part of my back is more of a hunch back. I am a 44 H and desperately want a reduction. What do i say to my doctor to get him to understand my need for this surgery?
Asked by Gerri Ruth - Wed Dec 16 23:56:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just tell your doctor exactly what you just wrote! Medicaid will pay for a breast reduction when it's medically necessary. In your situation, it sounds like a breast reduction is definitely necessary. No one should have to live in pain all the time! Just tell your doctor everything you just wrote above. If your doctor doesn't take you seriously, find one that will. Simple as that.
Answered by unknown - Thu Dec 17 00:16:02 2009
Q. I have always had problems fitting my bras. If i move just right my lower back locks up and is strained for weeks at a time. The top part of my back is more of a hunch back. I am a 44 H and desperately want a reduction. What do i say to my doctor to get him to understand my need for this surgery?
Asked by Gerri Ruth - Wed Dec 16 23:56:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just tell your doctor exactly what you just wrote! Medicaid will pay for a breast reduction when it's medically necessary. In your situation, it sounds like a breast reduction is definitely necessary. No one should have to live in pain all the time! Just tell your doctor everything you just wrote above. If your doctor doesn't take you seriously, find one that will. Simple as that.
Answered by unknown - Thu Dec 17 00:16:02 2009
Can you have labia reduction surgery without it being considered a cosmetic procedure?
Q. The size of my labia is causing irritation and major pain. Labia reduction surgery has been on my mind for a while but it is too expensive and because it is considered cosmetic my insurance plan does not cover it. I can not bare it any longer, I simply cant live this way, it hurts to just sit and walk!
Asked by Kriss - Mon Jul 21 23:38:34 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unfortunate fact here is that no one any good at it will do it for that which insurance wants to pay. I have had a few patients try to get insurance to pay them back after the surgery but they have only been occasionally successful. It might be that I am a plastic surgeon. This gives insurance companies the cosmetic exclusion that they love so much on denial paperwork.
Answered by Drdisaia - Wed Jul 23 23:56:57 2008
Q. The size of my labia is causing irritation and major pain. Labia reduction surgery has been on my mind for a while but it is too expensive and because it is considered cosmetic my insurance plan does not cover it. I can not bare it any longer, I simply cant live this way, it hurts to just sit and walk!
Asked by Kriss - Mon Jul 21 23:38:34 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The unfortunate fact here is that no one any good at it will do it for that which insurance wants to pay. I have had a few patients try to get insurance to pay them back after the surgery but they have only been occasionally successful. It might be that I am a plastic surgeon. This gives insurance companies the cosmetic exclusion that they love so much on denial paperwork.
Answered by Drdisaia - Wed Jul 23 23:56:57 2008
How much is a breast reduction in the UK?
Q. I want a breast reduction because I'm a 32F and I'm still growing. I'm 17 years old and I hate it because everyone stares, it's near impossible to find bras and they hurt my back.
Asked by Gingernutsnaps - Thu Jul 31 06:33:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Don't do it!!!
Answered by Travis Bickle - Thu Jul 31 06:38:59 2008
Q. I want a breast reduction because I'm a 32F and I'm still growing. I'm 17 years old and I hate it because everyone stares, it's near impossible to find bras and they hurt my back.
Asked by Gingernutsnaps - Thu Jul 31 06:33:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Don't do it!!!
Answered by Travis Bickle - Thu Jul 31 06:38:59 2008
What is the liposuction part of the breast reduction?
Q. Im getting a breast reduction on one breast in a few weeks and they told my mom that it was a breast reduction and liposuction.. Does anyone have an idea what the lipos for? Maybe the fat where your armpit meets the breast because i have it pretty bad.
Asked by Laila - Mon Aug 9 02:58:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would imagine that is how they remove the fat from the breast. I am saying imagine because I don't know for certain.
Answered by Pem - Mon Aug 9 03:15:26 2010
Q. Im getting a breast reduction on one breast in a few weeks and they told my mom that it was a breast reduction and liposuction.. Does anyone have an idea what the lipos for? Maybe the fat where your armpit meets the breast because i have it pretty bad.
Asked by Laila - Mon Aug 9 02:58:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would imagine that is how they remove the fat from the breast. I am saying imagine because I don't know for certain.
Answered by Pem - Mon Aug 9 03:15:26 2010
What is the initial effect of the tax reduction on aggregate demand?
Q. Suppose the gov t imposed a tax reduction in the amount of $100 billion, with no crowding out effect and an MPC of 2/3. What is the initial effect of the tax reduction on aggregate demand? What is the multiplied effect? Initial shift = Multiplied shift =
Asked by mpp05074 - Thu Jul 30 09:55:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Marginal Propensity to Consume is 2/3. A tax cut will increase aggregate demand by $100 billion initially. However, people will save (1/3) of the money, and so the multiplied shift is $100 billion multiplied by (2/3)
Answered by lennie - Thu Jul 30 12:39:15 2009
Q. Suppose the gov t imposed a tax reduction in the amount of $100 billion, with no crowding out effect and an MPC of 2/3. What is the initial effect of the tax reduction on aggregate demand? What is the multiplied effect? Initial shift = Multiplied shift =
Asked by mpp05074 - Thu Jul 30 09:55:38 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Marginal Propensity to Consume is 2/3. A tax cut will increase aggregate demand by $100 billion initially. However, people will save (1/3) of the money, and so the multiplied shift is $100 billion multiplied by (2/3)
Answered by lennie - Thu Jul 30 12:39:15 2009
What are the pros and cons to a breast reduction?
Q. I am considering a breast reduction. I want to know all the possiblities. Also what is the recovering time? What time frame would I need to be off work?
Asked by ICU2007 - Tue Mar 31 15:44:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros: smaller bras, no back pain, no shoulder pain, can buy bras in stores and NOT special order them, a $50 bra is only if you get a really fancy one and not a granny bra, no back pain Cons: NONE! I had it Feb 2006 and don't regret it one bit! You should take off at least two weeks, more if you are in a physically active job as you do not want to move your arms too much. FULL recovery can take up to a year, do NOT put your scars into the sun until they turn white, or they will turn permanently red!
Answered by Terri - Fri Apr 3 15:00:19 2009
Q. I am considering a breast reduction. I want to know all the possiblities. Also what is the recovering time? What time frame would I need to be off work?
Asked by ICU2007 - Tue Mar 31 15:44:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros: smaller bras, no back pain, no shoulder pain, can buy bras in stores and NOT special order them, a $50 bra is only if you get a really fancy one and not a granny bra, no back pain Cons: NONE! I had it Feb 2006 and don't regret it one bit! You should take off at least two weeks, more if you are in a physically active job as you do not want to move your arms too much. FULL recovery can take up to a year, do NOT put your scars into the sun until they turn white, or they will turn permanently red!
Answered by Terri - Fri Apr 3 15:00:19 2009
What are the cons of breast reduction surgery?
Q. I'm 18 and I currently wear a 40DDD.My back is in pain because of it and I hate that I can't wear certain tops, but what are the cons of breast reduction?I really would like to know.
Asked by Kitty - Thu Sep 4 02:10:05 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think of your boyfriend here! I also am going for this surgery in six months time, Yes you do need drain tubes, but think of the wonderful results, less back pain, and shoulder pain, neck as well. It will hurt, for some time, but in the long run, it will be the best thing for you. Take care, and don't worry, long term affects far outway the discomfort from the actual surgery. Take care. Pros.. no more back pain (if you have experienced this due to the weight of your breasts), fitting into tops/shirts of your interest. Cons... All I can think of is the recovery process. No- using the drains is actually involved in outdated techniques for breast reduction. There are many new technique now which use minimal incisions and therefore minimal… [cont.]
Answered by Swathi K - Thu Sep 4 02:13:40 2008
Q. I'm 18 and I currently wear a 40DDD.My back is in pain because of it and I hate that I can't wear certain tops, but what are the cons of breast reduction?I really would like to know.
Asked by Kitty - Thu Sep 4 02:10:05 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Think of your boyfriend here! I also am going for this surgery in six months time, Yes you do need drain tubes, but think of the wonderful results, less back pain, and shoulder pain, neck as well. It will hurt, for some time, but in the long run, it will be the best thing for you. Take care, and don't worry, long term affects far outway the discomfort from the actual surgery. Take care. Pros.. no more back pain (if you have experienced this due to the weight of your breasts), fitting into tops/shirts of your interest. Cons... All I can think of is the recovery process. No- using the drains is actually involved in outdated techniques for breast reduction. There are many new technique now which use minimal incisions and therefore minimal… [cont.]
Answered by Swathi K - Thu Sep 4 02:13:40 2008
How do you cancel the noise reduction function of the conexant microphone?
Q. I own an hp pavilion dv2000 and it comes with a built in conexant microphone. Does anybody know how to cancel its noise reduction function? I know it comes in really handy with voice calls but I just really want to take it down. Help? thanks.
Asked by whyhello - Wed Feb 4 11:31:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voice Normalization I think it is called. You can also disable the EAX effects that sometimes create a feedback when you use large hall emulation with lots of reverb. Steel
Answered by Stainless Steel - Wed Feb 4 13:56:20 2009
Q. I own an hp pavilion dv2000 and it comes with a built in conexant microphone. Does anybody know how to cancel its noise reduction function? I know it comes in really handy with voice calls but I just really want to take it down. Help? thanks.
Asked by whyhello - Wed Feb 4 11:31:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Voice Normalization I think it is called. You can also disable the EAX effects that sometimes create a feedback when you use large hall emulation with lots of reverb. Steel
Answered by Stainless Steel - Wed Feb 4 13:56:20 2009
Is it possible to have height reduction within the torso rather than your legs?
Q. I've heard of height reduction in the legs but was wondering if you could have it within your torso seeing as my legs arn't very long and my torso is and it would look ridiculous if i had my legs shortened? Any information would be fab!
Asked by RayRay19 - Sun Apr 20 14:23:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first they would have to cut a section out of your spine! So probably not...
Answered by jlhpisces - Sun Apr 20 14:27:55 2008
Q. I've heard of height reduction in the legs but was wondering if you could have it within your torso seeing as my legs arn't very long and my torso is and it would look ridiculous if i had my legs shortened? Any information would be fab!
Asked by RayRay19 - Sun Apr 20 14:23:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well, first they would have to cut a section out of your spine! So probably not...
Answered by jlhpisces - Sun Apr 20 14:27:55 2008
What is the difference between Principal Reduction and Additonal Payment for my mortgage?
Q. I just recently bought my first condominium, and I am paying my first mortgage bill. On the bill, it has a box that says: application of extra money ('X' check one) __ principal reduction (C) __Additional payment (P) I am wondering what is the difference between the two and if anyone has any suggestions on which one I should check? Thanks!
Asked by Nancy - Tue Dec 22 03:46:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check Principal Reduction. If you do this at least 1x every year you will save a lot of interest in the long term. If you look at the numbers, the initial principal amount is very small and you can pay some every month in the beginning. It saves a lot in the long term. Don't let anyone tell you that you need the interest deduction. That is money that you never have to spend and you can keep it instead of being able to deduct 15% or 28%- whichever is your tax bracket. I wish I had known this in the early years of my mortgage! Congrats on your new home!.
Answered by c L - Tue Dec 22 07:40:14 2009
Q. I just recently bought my first condominium, and I am paying my first mortgage bill. On the bill, it has a box that says: application of extra money ('X' check one) __ principal reduction (C) __Additional payment (P) I am wondering what is the difference between the two and if anyone has any suggestions on which one I should check? Thanks!
Asked by Nancy - Tue Dec 22 03:46:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check Principal Reduction. If you do this at least 1x every year you will save a lot of interest in the long term. If you look at the numbers, the initial principal amount is very small and you can pay some every month in the beginning. It saves a lot in the long term. Don't let anyone tell you that you need the interest deduction. That is money that you never have to spend and you can keep it instead of being able to deduct 15% or 28%- whichever is your tax bracket. I wish I had known this in the early years of my mortgage! Congrats on your new home!.
Answered by c L - Tue Dec 22 07:40:14 2009
How much does breast reduction surgery cost?
Q. I was wondering if anyone could quote a price for breast reduction surgery in Australia. I am 5'1 and a 32E and they give me the worst back ache. Thanks.
Asked by Fei Z - Mon Jan 28 10:13:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not much if you get it covered by insurance. Insurance covered mine 100% ($8,000 USD) and I only had to pay a $75 copay for the overnight hospital stay.
Answered by Terri - Mon Jan 28 12:01:45 2008
Q. I was wondering if anyone could quote a price for breast reduction surgery in Australia. I am 5'1 and a 32E and they give me the worst back ache. Thanks.
Asked by Fei Z - Mon Jan 28 10:13:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not much if you get it covered by insurance. Insurance covered mine 100% ($8,000 USD) and I only had to pay a $75 copay for the overnight hospital stay.
Answered by Terri - Mon Jan 28 12:01:45 2008
What are the risks of a breast reduction?
Q. And what is the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift?
Asked by Alicia - Tue Sep 30 12:46:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a reduction they reduce the size of your breasts, and usually do a lift at the same time In a lift, they work with the muscles to physically LIFT the breasts from their current position - usually without reduction there are many risks - of course any time you are put under there is a risk - infection is a huge risk - there is the risk of not being able to breast feed - and a botched plastic surgery procedure can lead to several complications i have considered it myself as I have large breasts - but i have decided to wait until i'm all done having children - cause they will only get worse, and it is very important to me to breast feed (16 weeks pregnant!) Be sure the DR you are going through is GOOD at what he does - ask to see… [cont.]
Answered by MaryMN - Tue Sep 30 12:55:07 2008
Q. And what is the difference between a breast reduction and a breast lift?
Asked by Alicia - Tue Sep 30 12:46:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In a reduction they reduce the size of your breasts, and usually do a lift at the same time In a lift, they work with the muscles to physically LIFT the breasts from their current position - usually without reduction there are many risks - of course any time you are put under there is a risk - infection is a huge risk - there is the risk of not being able to breast feed - and a botched plastic surgery procedure can lead to several complications i have considered it myself as I have large breasts - but i have decided to wait until i'm all done having children - cause they will only get worse, and it is very important to me to breast feed (16 weeks pregnant!) Be sure the DR you are going through is GOOD at what he does - ask to see… [cont.]
Answered by MaryMN - Tue Sep 30 12:55:07 2008
How bad of scars does a breast reduction leave?
Q. I'm eighteen with D cups, and they are too large for my figure and frame to support, and I'm having back problems. I'm worried about the scars a breast reduction would leave, and I'm wondering what the best suggestion is.
Asked by Sara - Thu May 20 23:38:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Presuming you have a good doctor--who should be a plastic surgeon--the scars will be barely noticable once they heal, probably almost completely invisible after a six months or a year. they will go around the areolas, then straight down the underside of your breasts, and around about 1/3 of the bottom in a curve. The bottom scars are hidden by the natural sagging of your breasts, and the ones around areolas look like they're supposed to be there. I had mine done ages ago, and I'm really glad I did. If you're having back problems, your insurance may cover the cost of the surgery.
Answered by lee m - Thu May 20 23:47:04 2010
Q. I'm eighteen with D cups, and they are too large for my figure and frame to support, and I'm having back problems. I'm worried about the scars a breast reduction would leave, and I'm wondering what the best suggestion is.
Asked by Sara - Thu May 20 23:38:00 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Presuming you have a good doctor--who should be a plastic surgeon--the scars will be barely noticable once they heal, probably almost completely invisible after a six months or a year. they will go around the areolas, then straight down the underside of your breasts, and around about 1/3 of the bottom in a curve. The bottom scars are hidden by the natural sagging of your breasts, and the ones around areolas look like they're supposed to be there. I had mine done ages ago, and I'm really glad I did. If you're having back problems, your insurance may cover the cost of the surgery.
Answered by lee m - Thu May 20 23:47:04 2010
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