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Do you want to just be smaller or as free as you can from your fibrocystic disease/tissue? If the former, a reduction is indicated, assuming the weight removed will meet your insurance companies minimums. If the latter, a SQ mastectomy with reconstruction would be suggested with nipple and skin sparing if at all possible. Choose your surgeon wisely and make sure he/she understands your goals and concerns.
Fibrous mastopathy is a condition, which is characterized by dense, lumpy, painful, excessive breast tissue. Subcutaneous mastectomy used to be recommended but this operation has largely been abandoned because it created more problems that it solved. If you have excessive breast tissue, whose weight approximates the amount specified by your insurance company, then a breast reduction may partially alleviate your mastalgia (breast pain). That being said, all surgery involves pain, so you may trade cyclic pain for short-term post-op pain. Do consult a PS who has an active interest in breast surgery to discuss all the options. Good luck..
When you have something removed surgically, it generally will create scar tissue which often destroys the hair follicles in that area. Generally if you grow your hair longer, the scars will be fairly inconspicuous because they will be covered by neighboring hair.
Thank you for your question.Find a good Board Certified Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon,The cyst is either irritated, infected or both.You may need antibiotics.Steroids will reduce inflammation.You may end up needing the cyst sac removed - if it persists after 3 - 6 months. Best wishes.
Hello and thank you for your question! You can see a Dermatologist or a Plastic Surgeon for cyst removal and the cost varies based on your insurance and if the provider submits this type of procedure to insurance. The best option is to call around and see what office you feel comfortable with...
As above, that is the diagnosis, see a plastics or urologist for surgical management. They can discuss this condition with you and the various methods to remove. All the best, Dr Davin Lim.
Thanks for your question. Lasers are not used to remove cysts of the forehead. Traditional surgery is an excellent method for removal of moles and cysts from the forehead region. You did not include any photos so I cannot comment on your specific case. The best person to answer your questions i...
I don't see any photos or reports attached to your question. Without a doubt the best option is endoscopic as it maintains function of your sinuses and has minimal downtime. The most important point though, is that asymptomatic sinus cysts often do not require removal. I hope this information is...
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