Have already removed tape and seen my surgeon (who is awesome by the way...). And yes, based on the rash and some mild blistering it is indeed a reaction to the tape (or solution on tape). How long can I expect for the itch to continue? (Two days since we removed tape) I have to limit the Benadryl because I am driving my kids around, and have applied hydrocortisone cream but the itch is still intense. When will it go? Can anything else help? Will it affect healing (lift/augmentation procedure.) Thanks!!
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Answer: How to deal with surgical tape allergy? I had breast aug procedure recently
Thanks for your question. I'm sorry that you are having problems from your surgery. I'm not sure which of your photos is the most recent, but the two photos that show a black opening look like an exposed implant. In that situation, especially if it's been open for a while, simply reclosing...
Thirty years ago, my professor, Jerry Adamson used to teach that the scar should be in exactly this location so that in a bikini you will feel free to raise your arms while you are in a lounge chair and not fear exposure of the scar. Don't worry. Be happy
I use a technique called dimensional breast augmentation which involves taking in a number of factors and measurements, so each patient is unique. That being said, given your height, weight, and your activity level, along with the fact you are considering a lift, I would say you are probably...