I recently had a bilateral breast reduction and auxiliary liposuction. My right breast has been filling up with fluid and I've had it aspirated twice a week for past couple weeks. Last Friday it didn't appear to be very full so I opted out of having it drained. Today it's feels full. Will this fluid go away without having it drained?
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The area of the inverted T-junction in a breast reduction is a common site of wound dehiscence (breakdown). When this happens, the wound is generally allowed to heal on its own and this may take several weeks. Continue with daily dressing changes using the non adherent gauze and monitor closely...
In our experience, coverage depends on several factors - mostly dictated by your insurance company. We generally write a pre-authorization letter on behalf of patients that we believe are good candidates for the procedure. Candidacy, from the perspective of the insurance company, is usually...