Nausea after two weeks post op BA - should I worry?

Thank you for your question. Determining the level of ptosis (sagging) isn’t just about nipple placement, but also about the degree of skin laxity and how much breast tissue hangs below the nipple. What every cosmetic procedure comes down to is what YOU want. If you feel that you and the p...

The best advice is simply to call your plastic surgeon.  Without a more detailed history , a thorough office exam, and appropriate laboratory tests any advice provided is speculation, not sound medical advice.  

Thank you for your question. From the photographs you look as if you have a condition called tubular breast. Please do not worry. This is nothing abnormal but a type of shape. However tubular breasts usually need a different strategy to correct their shapes. Depending on the severity of the...

If you got a round silicone or saline implant, this likely is a fold in the implant. Often when you go up in size the implant is squished into a tight pocket that crunches up the implant shell. As the skin relaxes and stretches, this often goes away. There is a possibility of hematoma or seroma,...

Thank you for your question. You are correct to be concerned about a possible skin infection after breast augmentation.  I would recommend a minimum of 4weeks but suggest you discuss this directly with your surgeon.

Breast hypoplasia is subjective description, meaning that the breast is small.  You have breast asymmetry and ptosis (droopiness).  You may have some degree of lower pole constriction if you have always been troubled by ptosis, but this would not be considered tuberous deformity.