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Name: Your Answer:   Name: jelena | Date: September 17, 2004 | Answer: Usually if your breasts are causing you pain insurance will pay for your reduction. Name: Serene | Date: September 17, 2004 | Answer: You should go to a surgeon for a consultation and tell him or her about your problems. In most cases they will photograph you breasts and note your physical problems and send all of this to your insurance company for evaluation. In most cases when women have severe back pain, or grooves in their shoulders from their bras insurance will cover breast reduction. Name: Lily | Date: September 20, 2004 | Answer: If your breasts are quite noticably too big for your body you should have no problem getting your surgery covered. Name: Reghan | Date: September 20, 2004 | Answer: Before you go see a surgeon you should call your insurance company and see if they will cover the procedure. Name: Arnett | Date: January 11, 2005 | Answer: It really depends on your coverage. Some companies will cover reduction and some will not. Name: Tilly | Date: July 9, 2005 | Answer: I had breast reduction on Feb 25, 2005. I went from a 38DDD/E to a C. My insurance paid for it. They have to remove at least 500 grams for the insurance company to cover it. I had not pain afterwords and feel great. Teh best thing I have ever done and wished I had done it sooner. Very pleased.