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Thanks for your question! This is not entirely uncommon, and is probably just a topical yeast infection. It can probably be alleviated in 1-2 weeks with topical nystatin cream. However, check with your plastic surgeon (have them physically see you and look at it) just to make sure. Best of luck to u!
This is most likely Candidiais so mycostatin cream with help. If not, try Lamisil cream which is more for mold rashes.
What you are describing sounds like normal healing. It usually takes 6-12 months for a scar to fully mature. Cause for concern would be redness accompanied by drainage, fever, chills, nausea/vomiting, or if the breast was warm to the touch. As with any situation if you are concerned contact your...
My general answer is no cleaning, cooking, or housework for one month post-op. And I have given doctors notes to support this.Seriously - take it easy post op so that you recover safely and well. Best of luck.
The risk of a blood clot that is significant in the legs following breast augmentation is low if one does not have a family history or personal history of this but it is always possible. Usually this would occur within the first several days following surgery. Walking and doing weight exercises...
Swelling is certainly diminishing at this point in your recovery, and de-stretching sensory nerves send signals to your brain. These sensory inputs are commonly described as pins and needles, ants crawling, electric shocks, "zingers," and the like. All are normal and thankfully, temporary....
I appreciate your question. I would recommend that you discuss this question with your surgeon as every surgeon has their own respective post op protocol for his/her patients. Your surgeon is your best resource as he/she is most familiar with your medical history and how you are healing ...
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