Hi there,It is difficult to answer your question without a full examination. I would recommend for you to follow up with your plastic surgeon to address your current concerns. They can go over possible explanations as well as management for your symptoms. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question. Your recent mammogram was normal, which indicates that the lumps are not associated with malignancy. However, further evaluation, such as an ultrasound or MRI, may be recommended to confirm that they are benign before proceeding with the augmentation. Breast implants...
It is always good to see your surgeon in person so that a better analyzation can be made on whether or not that is what the issue is. A lot of times if a patient has delayed settling we will often suggest wearing a breast band on top of the breasts to help assist them.