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Thank you for your question and congratulations on your surgery! The yellow color between your breasts is light bruising from surgery and will resolve on its own over the next 7-10 days. Hang in there and maintain close follow up with your surgeon.
What you have is simple bruising after surgery. Bruises start out as a purple tone and as the red blood cell are broken down by the body they get a more burgandy color, then gold, and finally yellow. They will go away. If you have any healing concerns discuss with your surgeon. Good luck.
This is normal to see after surgery, but check in with your plastic surgeon if you have any concerns. This does not require treatment and should resolve on its own within two to three weeks. Good luck.
This is very normal and is seen as the bruising on the chest is resolving. The blood breaks down and can give a variety of colors. Should fully resolve in a week or two. Best of luck.
No need to worry . When you get surgery , it is normal to have some bruising . At first it is purple , reddish , green and then yellow . sometimes you only get to see the yellowish color , which means soon you will have no bruising.best wishes
Fear not. This is only some let of bruising that it trying to heal. Bruises usually go from a blue/purple to a green/yellow as they heal and eventually disappear. Give it another week or so and this should resolve completely.
During your surgery, your plastic surgeon creates a space (pocket) to put the implant in under your breast. It is your anatomy and the surgical technique of your surgeon that determines where your implants will be and not your bra (tight or loose). Your bra should be comfortable and no...
Thank you for your question. At 3 weeks post op it is too soon to say what your results will be. It is normal to be swollen this early on in your recovery. Your breasts will heal at a different rates and drop into the pocket at different times as well. The healing process takes several mont...
Thanks for the question. In my practice, after performing a BA I recommend to my patients to limit the movement of the arms for two weeks. After that, you can move your arms taking care and always with common sense. In this regard, it's not advisable to carry heavy weights to prevent the i...