im 6 days postop for breast augmentation and lift and on the 4th day i started bruising by my rib area is this normal?
Answer: Bruising is normal after breast augmentation/lift
It's not uncommon to experience some degree of bruising from any surgical procedure, just as breast augmentation and lift surgery. As long as you are not experiencing excessive amount of swelling and rapidly expanding bruising, then you should be fine. It's always a good idea to check back with your surgeon to make sure that the amount of swelling and bruising are within normal range and not excessive.
Best Wishes,
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Answer: Bruising is normal after breast augmentation/lift
It's not uncommon to experience some degree of bruising from any surgical procedure, just as breast augmentation and lift surgery. As long as you are not experiencing excessive amount of swelling and rapidly expanding bruising, then you should be fine. It's always a good idea to check back with your surgeon to make sure that the amount of swelling and bruising are within normal range and not excessive.
Best Wishes,
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July 28, 2012
Answer: Bruising after breast lift surgery. Recommendations for a BruisePak
Bruising is normal after breast enhancement surgery. I provide my patients with a Bruise-Pak to take after their procedures. Surgery90210
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July 28, 2012
Answer: Bruising after breast lift surgery. Recommendations for a BruisePak
Bruising is normal after breast enhancement surgery. I provide my patients with a Bruise-Pak to take after their procedures. Surgery90210
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July 2, 2012
Answer: Bruising after Breast Augmentation/Lifting?
Some degree of bruising/swelling is normal after breast augmentation/lifting surgery. Whether or not the bruising you are experiencing is “normal” will be best determined by your plastic surgeon on follow-up. It is also normal for the swelling/bruising to move downwards (south) or posteriorly ( towards the back) as time goes by.
Again, best to follow-up with your plastic surgeon for examination and probable reassurance.
Best wishes.
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July 2, 2012
Answer: Bruising after Breast Augmentation/Lifting?
Some degree of bruising/swelling is normal after breast augmentation/lifting surgery. Whether or not the bruising you are experiencing is “normal” will be best determined by your plastic surgeon on follow-up. It is also normal for the swelling/bruising to move downwards (south) or posteriorly ( towards the back) as time goes by.
Again, best to follow-up with your plastic surgeon for examination and probable reassurance.
Best wishes.
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February 13, 2013
Answer: Is Bruising Normal After Breast Lift and Augmentation?
Bruising is common, especially with a lift. However, whether the amount might indicate a bleeding problem can only be determined by your surgeon.
All the best.
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February 13, 2013
Answer: Is Bruising Normal After Breast Lift and Augmentation?
Bruising is common, especially with a lift. However, whether the amount might indicate a bleeding problem can only be determined by your surgeon.
All the best.
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July 4, 2012
Answer: Bruising can occur after breast augmentation and breast lift
Though bruising shouldn't necessarily be expected following a breast augmentation with a lift, it is not uncommon. It can reflect the dissection and "trauma" from surgery and other factors. However, it can also indicate on somewhat rare occasions the formation of a hematoma, the undesirable accumulation of blood within the pocket around the implant (which also has some untoward implications). Though there are signs which can help in this differentiation, it is best that you discuss this with your plastic surgeon who may or may not want to see you based on your situation.
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July 4, 2012
Answer: Bruising can occur after breast augmentation and breast lift
Though bruising shouldn't necessarily be expected following a breast augmentation with a lift, it is not uncommon. It can reflect the dissection and "trauma" from surgery and other factors. However, it can also indicate on somewhat rare occasions the formation of a hematoma, the undesirable accumulation of blood within the pocket around the implant (which also has some untoward implications). Though there are signs which can help in this differentiation, it is best that you discuss this with your plastic surgeon who may or may not want to see you based on your situation.
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