Loss of sensation after periareolar incision - 9 months post-op.

September 2, 2017
Asked By:pennymakri in Athens, TX

I had a breast augmentation 9 months ago and because i had tubular breasts it had to be done through a periareolar incision. I have very little sensation in my nipple and almost non existing at the lower part of my breast. Is this permanent?

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