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Thank you for your question. As long as your incision is intact, and there is no new bleeding, there is likely no damage. If you have a concern, see your surgeon and have the surgery site evaluated. I hope this helps!
It is possible to disrupt a wound in the manner you mention. However, if everything is visibly intact you have little to worry about.
Be very careful with your breasts as you are still very early in your post operative period. Contact your plastic surgeon if you suspect any injury or if you notice any changes.
I would be careful with your breasts as the incisions and tissues are still healing. If you have any concern that there might be an issue, I would contact your plastic surgeon.
I would also recommend returning to your surgeon for an assessment. Avoiding crowded places where people can bump into you, and warning friends and family that you can't be hugged tightly due to surgery (they don't have to know what type of surgery) is best for the first 6 weeks post operatively.
Breast lift/reduction is an extensive surgery and the breasts should be treated with great care.If you suspect that your friend might have injured your breasts,please, return to your surgeon and let him assess the situation.
First off, congratulations on taking this big step toward improving your body image, I hope you are satisfied with your results. In regards to your question, I would be cautious about jumping right into doing Crossfit exercises, as this workout is known to be more intensive. You are most likely...
Thank you for your question. It is not a problem to have a lift now, but you may need another surgery after having children as the breasts do change significantly after pregnancy. I hope this helps!
Due to swelling and asymmetric tension the nipple can sometimes be pulled preferentially to one side or the other. As swelling subsides it usually ends up in the desired location.
