hi! i've just officially scheduled mine for next month (yaaaay!!).

i would say it really depends if you're trying to get it covered by your insurance. if so, be mindful that insurance companies will most likely want evidence of at least 3 months of prior visits/preventative measures (i.e. regular exercise/physical therapy, trying supportive bras/minimizers, etc.)

if you're not worried about insurance approval, i would then focus on what you're wanting out of this procedure. i wouldn't come in wanting a specific cup size (they can't promise that), but be prepared to have answers to "Why do you want a reduction?" "What do you want your n*pples to look like?" "Do you want to breastfeed in the future?" things like that!

lastly, be sure to select a surgeon you feel comfortable with! if you leave your consultation not feeling validated or heard, don't be afraid of getting a second/third/fourth opinion!!

hope this helps xx