Im left handed so I typically use my left hand more, could it be that I damaged something by using my hand at an early stage. Could have I developed a contracture?
June 4, 2014
Answer: Hard Breast after 11 days of Augmentation At this early stage is normal that you have difference between both breasts.Possible causes :One can be more swollen than the otherIf implants are under the muscle, there is a possibility of developing an unilateral contraction of the pectoral muscleYou may be in the early stages of a contracture of the capsuleGet a consultation with your surgeon, ask him about physical therapy with ultra sound, it may help, as the use of muscle relaxant.
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June 4, 2014
Answer: Hard Breast after 11 days of Augmentation At this early stage is normal that you have difference between both breasts.Possible causes :One can be more swollen than the otherIf implants are under the muscle, there is a possibility of developing an unilateral contraction of the pectoral muscleYou may be in the early stages of a contracture of the capsuleGet a consultation with your surgeon, ask him about physical therapy with ultra sound, it may help, as the use of muscle relaxant.
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June 3, 2014
Answer: Hard & Soft It is not uncommon at all for the breasts to have some differences while healing. There are too many variables to know why yours does. Are the implants the same volume? Did one side have a lift? Is one side bruised and one not, etc, etc.It is too early for capsular contracture as the capsule has not formed yet let alone contracted. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They know exactly what was done.
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June 3, 2014
Answer: Hard & Soft It is not uncommon at all for the breasts to have some differences while healing. There are too many variables to know why yours does. Are the implants the same volume? Did one side have a lift? Is one side bruised and one not, etc, etc.It is too early for capsular contracture as the capsule has not formed yet let alone contracted. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They know exactly what was done.
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