I had a breast lift with nipple graft and augmentation on jan 6, 2013. Week after stitches were removed, I pointed out a hard lump on inner left breast between nipple and chest wall, ps said not to worry. It's about the size of a golf ball. My left nipple also still has a small blk scab on it from the surgery. My ps said that it's fine and eventually it will turn to liquid and he will drain it.how long does it take to turn liquid. Will it reabsorb? Should I push for it to be removed or just keep waiting?
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There are many factors that can potentially cause the difference in feel.
some of them are completely normal, others could potentially be a minor
problem. The normal things are swelling, which is not always symmetric, a
tighter muscle on that side, or the use of different size saline...
Singulair is used as a FDA off label usage to treat Capsular Contracture and in some cases of recurrence of capsular contracture in a preventative fashion. This does not apply to you for the following reason: Although capsular contractures following breast augmentation can occur just about...
Your photos are helpful. Although a full physical exam is
needed to get the best answer, I would suggest getting a breast lift to achieve
the look you want. Any implant will increase the size of your breasts, but
won't necessarily give you the desired results. If you're satisfied with the
size,...
