recently had them deflated in office by a plastic surgeon. My goal is not have implants and perhaps a lift. The surgeon wanted to see how much my skin would bounce back. So far, I believe they have gotten slightly smaller. It’s only been 2 weeks. Our goal of 6 weeks to allow the skin to tighten and have a better idea of what I need. My question is, based on my history, what are the chances I will need a lift and will I have enough breast issues to give an aesthetically pleasing result.
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Dear amdelarosa: Thank you for your questions. I am sorry to hear about the problems you are experiencing. Keep in mind that you are asking a question that is currently controversial; do not be surprise if you received very different responses from different sources and if responses change...
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It would probably be safest to take at least a dose prior to your piercing or tattoo. Remember, each piercing or tattoo is a potential wound infection. Perhaps you might consider avoiding the risk.
