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I assume you had a breast augmentation recently. If so, this is usually due to spasm of the muscle.
A little more info would be helpful. I assume you've had a breast augmentation. When was it? How frequently does this occur, and does anything in particular let it off.? Unusual sensations are common and are unique to each individual patient. Almost all of these resolve without either treatment nor specific diagnosis.\ Your best resource for this question is your surgeon. Call the office for an appointment. All the best.
This is a difficult question and really depends on specific measurements that can only be determined during a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. In general though, 250cc will increase you a full cup size. So, if you are a C and want to be a full D, you likely need about 350cc...
The responsibility for pain management after the surgery should be carefully monitored by your methadone doctor and plastic surgeon. The methadone doctor should make recommendations about a protocol to follow for pain after surgery. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
I usually stop Silvadene after a few days and try to dry out the wound as much as possible. Weekly visits to your plastic surgeon to keep an eye on things is also not a bad idea. It should be fine as long as your implant does not get exposed or infected. Be Well!!
Your scarring is a little hypertrophic at 2 months post-op. I would consider some steroid injection, scar cream and silicone gel sheeting. Scars will improve and mature for a year or more. In some patients we will also use the Pulse Dye Laser. However, with additional...
High profile breast implants are not specifically designated for any particular body type. However, it is certainly more common for a thinner, taller patients to be fit into a high profile implant. Breast implants should be chosen based on two things: 1) your pre-operative breast dimensions, and...
It sounds like you're having an allergic reaction to your medications. This is common and can be easily remedied. It's important to keep taking your medications. The first thing you should do is to call your surgeon and tell them about your reaction. They will be able to prescribe an alternative...
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