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Once the acute inflammation has subsided after breast biopsy I would have no problem proceeding with a breast augmentation. This would be 3 to 6 weeks.
Thank you for your question. Assuming your biopsy was benign, and your breast surgeon has cleared you for surgery, you should be able to pursue a breast augmentation once all the swelling in your breast has resolved and your breast skin and tissue has returned to normal. Depending on the amount of surgery performed during the biopsy this may be in a couple of months to 4-6 months,
From your frame size, a 400 cc implant may be reasonable for you. Only with a physical exam, could a surgeon definitively say whether the size you are considering will achieve your goals and be appropriate for you. Ask your surgeon if you can try the implants on in a bra. This...
The question of saline vs silicone is a common one, and there are many misunderstandings of the tradeoffs between each implant. If the implants are placed underneath the muscle and also a the serratus fascia laterally, there is no difference in appearance except in a very thin patient with...
Base width is a very important dimension when sizing implants. Larger implant widths than your base width look too full laterally, increase your chances of losing sensation, and make a breast that looks more fake and less natural. I am happy that you are considering a lift due to the amount of...
At 5:10 you are tall with an ample breasts with of 14 centimeters. Try on a range of sizers in the mid to upper level. It sounds like you can accommodate some of the larger implants. Careful what you wish for, the bigger they are the harder they fall. having said that choose what you want and be...
It should feel like you are having adequate compression as if you were in Spanx however it would be best to ask your PS. You do not want it too tight that it would compromise blood flow.
My advice is to ask your surgeon specific questions about what she or he wants you to do or not do in your situation. While I don't think you should be paranoid, your specific surgery might have involved different manipulations to the muscle and for various reasons, your surgeon may want...