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Congratulations on your breast reduction, sandott!While shooting pains are normal and are a sign of nerve regeneration, dizziness isn’t. It’s best to get evaluated by your reputable and board-certified plastic surgeon to make sure that everything’s okay.Good luck!
Yes, bloating can be common after a breast reduction surgery. This bloating is usually due to a combination of factors, including the body's response to surgery, anesthesia, and medications such as pain relievers. The body's healing process and fluid retention can also contribute to bloating...
Dear lolo7806,based on your photos, it looks like your surgeon removed all the dead tissue and your wound looks clean. I suggest you to follow his instructions and keep the wound clean. It will probably take few weeks or months until the wound completely heals. Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, A...
Hi and welcome to our forum! You appear to be demonstrating a skin fold overlying the sternum. This is not uncommon in the immediate postoperative period when the tissues are distorted by the swelling caused by the tissue trauma. This condition also occurs naturally in many large breasted...
Based on your pictures you seem to be healing fine, small open wounds in this area is normal and they will heal in time just be patient and continue to follow up with your PS.
A dead flesh odor may be a sign of necrosis or infection. Your plastic surgeon can assess this and rule out any cellulitis, abscess or fat necrosis. when there is a non infected open wound without necrosis: Silver Sulfadiazine cream, Dakins and saline soaks can be wonderful in...
Hello and thank you for your question. Your surgeon should be able to give you some recommendations on which he or she prefers. Silicone sheeting is a good choice along with scar recovery gel. Best wishes!