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Hello and thank you for your question! I would advise you to speak to your surgeon and discuss with him/her your concerns. Best of luck to you!
Thank you for your question. You need to ask your PS for clearance about naproxen. Usually I recommend not to take these type of meds for about 2 weeks. Good Luck
Greetings,The use of naproxen and other drugs in the NSAID family (i.e. motrin, aspirin and others) after breast enlargement surgery need to be cleared by your plastic surgeon. The risk of bleeding is real since all of these drugs impair platelet function (clotting).I have not seen late bleeding in my patients and they are discouraged to use NSAID pain meds until after 3-4 weeks.Best Regards,
At 7 weeks you are about 30 percent settled and softened. "Drop and fluff" refers to the fact that as the skin stretches and the muscles relax, the implants move down and out slowly – about 1 percent a day. It’ll be about six weeks before they even begin to settle down, but they’ll be close to...
Fortunately a breast implant hematoma is unusual. The signs of hematoma are usually very striking and include extreme swelling of one side, extreme or intensive feeling of pressure and pain, and very significant asymmetry with the normal side. Most commonly hematomas will occur in the first fe...
When breast implants are placed under the muscle, they will usually look flat, have little cleavage and a high riding position. The appearance will typically improve greatly by about 6-weeks post-op as the muscles and soft tissues stretch and relax. The implants will...
