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Thanks for your inquiry, from your question I do not know how far out you are. In the first few months after augmentation the veins may be more dilated due to swelling. Otherwise, there is little I think you can do to reduce the veins. Good Luck.
If they don't settle with time, upto a year, a consultation where they offer vascular laser treatments may be the best option...if they are persistent, consider some cover up or camouflage makeup. The last option, in case you really hate them, is to consider removing your implants (I know this is likely unrealistic as most women love their implants!)Specializing in 24 Hour or Out Dinner Recovery Breast Augmentation
Hi and welcome to our forum!Following surgery, there may be prominence of the superficial veins of the breasts due to the increased vascularity of healing. If this phenomenon persists beyond 6 months after breast augmentation, the veins can be treated with laser treatments or intravenous sclerosing solutions.Seek advice from your plastic surgeon.Best wishes...
What you are describing is a normal phenomenon and may or may not completely resolve over time. If it is directly behind the scar there’s really nothing to do. Scarred tissues do not always become as soft as unscarred tissues, especially not early on. That being said, s...
This is a very common site for delayed healing as it is where the inner and outer 'flaps' of breast tissue and skin come together under tension. It should go on to heal over the next 3 - 4 weeks on its own, but needs a dressing to allow it to heal. Occasionally there is a retained suture at t...
I would reach out to your board certified plastic surgeon before using this to aid in swelling. This is not typically used post breast augmentation.