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Occasionally lactation can happen both before and after surgery. Usually, this is not a problem. You likely had a mammogram or another screening test before your procedure, so any abnormality should have been picked up at that time. You should definitely follow up with your plastic surgeon and follow their recommendations. Good luck!
Sometimes surgery on the breast can stimulate milk production. You might want to see your gyn to check your prolactin level.
This is unlikely to be the result of your first surgery. In any case, if you'd like to avoid any extra scarring, you should speak with your plastic surgeon. They can open up your old abdominoplasty scar to allow access to repair your hernia so that the there will be no additional scar.
This is not uncommon and can be from diet and exercise changes after surgery as well as fluid retention from swelling. If concerned, review with your surgeon.
You have enough laxity present that the "dog ears" could not be removed awake with local anesthesia. Some PS (like myself) offer "free revisions" meaning you only pay for the operating room and anesthesia expenses. This is very generous. A large number of PS will also charge a surgeon fee for...
