My drains and bandages were just removed and now it looks like my left breast is much bigger than the right. Could it just be more swollen? Is this something to worry about? And how long should it take for the swelling to leave? Does it mean I'm not resting enough?
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These procedures can be done at the same time. One recovery! Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options, best wishes!
Thank you for your question. Drains are not always necessary, in fact I perform most of my breast reductions without them. The decision to use or not use a drain is largely the result of the surgeon's expertise and surgical technique and it is important for patients to understand that there a...
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Although it would make sense, Tamoxifen is not used for breast reduction per say. Surgical reduction of breast tissue remains the gold standard.
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