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    Are there medical loans for a breast reduction?

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    I struggle with pain on a daily basis because of the weight of my breasts, two of discs in my lower back have fused together as well I have a disease in my lower lumber spine area. The muscles in my chest are struggling to keep up with the weight of my breast, I am unable to exercise because of the size of them. I have gained weight because of them being so big, I need help, I want my life back please. Can anyone help me?
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    Dr Peter Girardi

    Bariatric (Obesity) Surgeon, Breast Surgeon, Endocrine Surgeon, Gastroenterologist, General Surgeon, Laparoscopic Surgeon

    Dr Peter A Girardi is a highly regarded Specialist Surgeon. He has over 15 years of surgical experience. When it comes to surgical techniques for … View Profile

    There are a number of medical loan facilities available such as "MAC credit" however some patients make arrangments with specialists directly or access their superannuation to pay for medical procedures. The Private Hospital fee estimate is $4000 which is difficult to bypass however some surgeons will bulk bill medicare for compassionate reasons and on individual case-by-case basis which could save you a great deal.  

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    Dr Mahyar Amjadi

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    Dr Amjadi completed his schooling and university studies in Adelaide, and completed his surgical training in Sydney. He has been in private practice for more … View Profile

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    If you are with a health fund costs can be kept to a minimum. I suggest you speak to your local Specialist Plastic Surgeon who will have other options to keep the costs to a minimum while getting you great results.

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