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The areola in the photograph is clearly suffering from the resizing and transfer. As it recovers the outer layer of skin will shed. Often times there are areas of pigment loss. Most the time these will recover completely.
Typically, the scabbed skin over the areola will flake off with time. The lighter skin of the areola will eventually heal with time. However, if the areola remains too light at the end of 1 year, you might require medical grade tattoo to darken it. It is best to closely follow up with your plastic surgeon for further recommendations from him or her.
It is best to contact your PS on further recommendations for post operative care for your areola. Usually if this occurs the black areas will scab and slough off in time, but your PS may have ointment or other treatment he/she may recommend.
Hello, and thanks for your question. It's unclear what's causing this sensation for you. There can be fluid after a breast reduction, which is normal to some extent. It is unusual to have so much fluid that you could hear it with motion, but it could be that it is a different sensation that...
Thank you for your pictures. The fullness at the upper portion of your breasts depends on your breast tissue and the technique that the plastic surgeon uses for your breast reduction.
Breast reductions are usually considered medically necessary when you meet certain criteria. Each company will usually have slightly different criteria and you can usually find these on their website or can be given them by your plastic surgeons office. Most will require long standing...
Thank you for question, and I am sorry that your breasts have limited you so much recently. You may be suffering from juvenile breast hypertrophy, a condition where your breast tissue is sensitive to your hormonal levels which can lead to rapid and substantial breast growth. I would...
Your question is probably the most common one we receive in regards to all breast surgery. "What cup size will I be?". It is also the most impossible to answer. There seems to be no standard for a cup size among bra manufacturers. It is also very difficult to tell...
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