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Once the incisions are healed, it would be OK to pierce the nipples. Ask your plastic surgeon whether he would have a preferred method to maximize nipple perfusion. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles
Thank you for the question. Nipple piercing should be fine at 3 months post breast surgery as long as you are completely healed with no complications. Best of luck..
You should be fine to pierce your nipples at this point, but you should verify with your plastic surgeon first.
Check with your surgeon but I see no problem with piercing the nipples three months after mastopexy although I can't imagine why you would want to do the first place.
"I Had a Breast Lift 3 Months Ago. When Can I Pierce my Nipples?" Better to check with your plastic surgeon and with your mom. All the best.
You should always check with your plastic surgeon and get cleared to do so although I agree with Dr, Zubowicz.
Nipple piercing is probably ok at three months provided that you have healed without any complications. You may want to check with your surgeon to be sure.
There should be no problem repiercing your nipples at this point. You should be well healed from your breast lift at this point.
It should be fine to have your nipples pierced 3 months after your breast surgery. Please confirm this with your Plastic Surgeon first!
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This can be a very common problem. The most difficult area to heal after a breast lift is in the inframammary fold where the vertical and the horizontal incisions meet. It is not uncommon for the body to make a yellowish discharge while it is healing. This can be very normal. It's best to...
