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Will Breasts Get Smaller As Swelling Subsides After Breast Reduction?

I had Breast reduction surgery three weeks ago. I was originally a 40 F and the surgery who perfomed my surgery said that he would make me a small D. I measure currently at a DD. Will my breast continue to reduce as I was told the swelling can take up to 8 weeks post opt.1800 grams total was removed

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by Baby2010 in Florida
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Breast swelling

Certainly after a breast reduction, the breasts are swollen, and it may take several months for the majority of the swelling to dissipate.
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Swellling after breast reduction

Swelling can persist for a minimum of 6-9 months after surgery. Therefore it is difficult to assess the final size unitil that time has transpired.
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Breast reduction and healing and size

Yes, your breast size should continue to decease even up to a year after the surgery. I would not sleep on your breasts and wear tape over the scars to help with healing. Watch my video.

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There is not much swelling after breast reduction.

Hi. I am afraid you are probably close to your final size after breast reduction.  But focus on the positive!  It sounds like you have a major reduction.
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Breast Reduction and Resulting Cup Size?

Thank you for the question. Congratulations on having undergone the breast reduction; it is one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. I was suggest that you wait at least 9 months to one year After surgery to determine your satisfaction with the results; I would also suggest that you do not base your satisfaction on resulting cup size. Best wishes.
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