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Your BR may have weakened your immune system’s defenses and increased your chance of catching a cold. This is why your recovery period is so important. Make sure you get adequate rest, stay hydrated, consume 100 grams of protein per day in the healing phase for the first six weeks following surgery, and minimize strenuous activity. If you think you need an antibiotic, check with your PS's office coordinator.Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
YES says best to inform your chosen operate surgeon of postop issues or be seen in a follow up appointment. Or you can see your Primary MD or see Urgent Care.
Hello and thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear of your cold, however, as long as you take care of yourself, drink plenty of fluids, you should heal just fine. I do suggest that you follow up directly with your surgeon to get his recommendation. Best,JonVer Halen, MD FACSHarvardeducated plastic surgeonTexas“Top Doc”RealSelf100America’sTop Plastic Surgeons, Consumer’s Research Council
You definitely need a breast lift procedure the way you are describing it. I’m sorry to say there is hardly any cream that will help you achieve this. You need a surgical technique of mastopexy and we don’t use anchor breast reduction technique. We use a short vertical scar technique. So I wou...
Based on your picture you seem to have some irritation I suggest you visit your PS for a proper exam and evaluation.Best wishes.
I am sorry to hear about the complications you have experienced. How long it will take to heal will depend mainly on status/size of the unhealthy underlying tissue. If the area of fat necrosis is small, it may take a few more weeks; for larger areas, several months of drainage may be ensue. ...
