I have two large concerns. The first being that last time I went to my OBGYN she felt my breasts and told me that I had fibrocystic breasts I am wondering how that will effect my surgery. Secondly my concern is that I am a recovering alcoholic and have been sober for 2 years. I previously had a dependence on prescription pills and am very nervous to be administered them again, is the pain so unbearable that post op narcotics are absolutely necessary? Please any answers will help
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October 16, 2014
Answer: I have fibrocystic breasts and am looking to have a reduction and lift, is this possible? I have 36 DDD and am 21 years old
Very common question! In my practice I ask patients to wear a supportive recovery bra for around six weeks. If you have a special occasion then it is usually fine to go without the bra or switch to a different type of bra for a few hours. Special care needs to taken with...
Thanks for the question. After 3-4 weeks your operation area is totally healed and yes you can do exercising and also do other sport activities. I wish you all the best.
But achieving a B cup is a little challenging due to issues such as your chest size, weight, and other factors. I never guarantee a cup size result as cups vary among manufacturers too. I can only guarantee that they will have a smaller cup size and patients can influence what I do...