Name changed as this gets a bit personal. Read the article and felt a mixture of sad and cross. I have what a doctor, many years ago, described as 'pendulous' breasts , always been a 36 K even when the rest of me was really slim. I have always absolutely hated my breasts and the male attention and discomfort they bring, the difficulty finding clothes that fit, bras that don't look like pudding bags, the problems playing sport, finding a comfortable sleeping position. I wish I'd had a breast reduction 35 years ago, but NHS doctors wouldn't do it as I was young, childless and they didn't really want to perform an 'unnecessary' medical procedure on a young and healthy body. I have never been able to afford to go private.
And tbh, there was a niggling voice in my head asking why I was considering having 'cosmetic' surgery when there was actually no reason (of course, older me realises there are plenty of perfectly good reasons both medical and health related and aesthetic). But, I still can't afford to go private and the NHS don't do breast reduction surgery where I am.
Now. it appears that if a young person hates their body and it causes them distress, they can have fairly drastic surgery (I know Paige is in the US, but it appears young people are having 'top surgery' on the NHS in the UK) with little or no investigation as to why they are so unhappy with their bodies other than 'I feel like a boy/man, I hate my breasts'.