Breast reduction is not a single appointment. A typical course of care includes an initial consultation, a pre-operative visit, the surgery itself, and several follow-up visits during recovery while your surgeon monitors your healing. Being treated at the office that serves your area keeps that series of visits close to home.
New York City
long island
Our Long Island office serves patients across Nassau and Suffolk counties and the surrounding area. It offers the same consultation, evaluation, and follow-up care for patients on the Island.
Westchester County
Tampa, Florida
More than anything, the decision comes down to the surgeon. Traveling farther is worth it when it means being treated by a surgeon whose credentials, experience, and patient results give you confidence, rather than settling for the nearest available option. You can read about our surgical team and their credentials and see documented patient results, and our guide on how to choose a breast reduction surgeon you can trust walks through what to look for.
Before you travel far, weigh two things honestly. Breast reduction is a course of care with several visits, so a longer trip is one you will make more than once. And because coverage depends on your carrier and plan, confirm we accept your insurance before you commit. Our article on whether it is worth traveling for a breast reduction looks at when distance makes sense in more detail.
Because we treat breast reduction as medically necessary care, our team prepares the documentation insurers require, including the letter of medical necessity. You can read how coverage works on our insurance and medical necessity page, and what to expect to pay on our cost and financing page.
Schedule a consultation
A consultation determines whether breast reduction is medically appropriate for you and, where applicable, confirms your insurance coverage before you proceed.
