Constant scaly, dry nipples 3 months post BA?

September 4, 2016
Asked By:rlevans92 in Australia, AU

Hi, I had breast augmentation 3 months ago in Thailand and everything went smoothly. However for the past month and a bit my nipples won't stop peeling and are constantly dry. I've tried baby lotion, oil, paw paw and lanolin but nothing seems to work. Is this normal? And when will it go a way? a month and a half now is quite long

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September 6, 2016

Answer: Scaly Nipples

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September 7, 2016

Answer: Peeling

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September 7, 2016

Answer: Peeling

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September 6, 2016

Answer: Dryness and Skin Peeling in breasts post BBA

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