I am a bit worried because I get my teeth cleaned twice a year and a pap once a year, so it seems like a lot of time to be on antibiotics and I've heard they aren't the best for your body. I also don't necessarily like taking more medication than I need to and wasn't told this was necessary prior to surgery.
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Thank you for your question and photographs. You have excellent breast anatomy and should be a good candidate for breast augmentation using the dual plane technique. Inquire of your surgeon if he or she also uses the "no touch" technique. The "no touch" technique includes dual plane breast...
Once you have healed from surgery you can lay in any comfortable position you choose for sleeping. Initially it is recommended that you wear a surgical bra day and night to support the breasts as the heal. Once healed you can wear a bra as you choose. We do encourage support for the breasts,...
Since the pain is new it is best have the breasts assessed by your surgeon. It may disappear on its own with time, but your surgeon will be better to advise if there is any cause for concern after an evaluation.
