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Early on after breast reduction surgery there can be fluid collections in the breast that will go away as your body absorbs the extra fluid.
It is normal to hear different sounds coming from the breasts after breast reduction. This is usually due to a space that was created when the tissue was removed. That space under the skin is filled with air and fluids and it could lead to these sounds being produced.
Thank you for sharing your question and congratulations on your breast reduction. After surgery there are small pockets of air in the tissues of your breasts that may collect small amounts of fluid. As you move these small pockets can create a variety of sounds that resolve spontaneously once your results mature. Hang in there, all should improve with time.
In this case, it is better to tell your plastic surgeon so you can be evaluated properly in person for this.
Thank you for your question but it is hard to tell exactly what is happening to your incisions. I would recommend you follow up with your surgeon who can guide you better on what will work and what won't. I would not put anything on your scar your surgeon has not recommended especially V...
Your beast bet is to check in with your insurance company and find out what criteria they use. Cup sizes are not used to plan breast reduction, rather you need precise measurements made by the surgeon and an estimate of the amount of tissue to be removed.
Thank you for your question. The most commonly used types of sutures during breast reduction surgery dissolve over time. However, every surgeon has their preference. Please discuss your plastic surgeon's with them to prepare you post operatively. Best of luck to you.
If your breasts are causing you pain then OHIP may cover your procedure. The procedure would also make your breasts perkier. Please work with your doctor and plastic surgeon to obtain OHIP coverage.
It is quite likely that your symptoms would improve and that you would benefit from a breast reduction. Guidelines for cover by insurance policies vary widely across the world and you will have to check locally. Best wishes.
Thank you for your question. This is important to understand. I would advise that it would not be advisable to combine these procedures. Combining an elective surgery like a breast reduction with another surgery like a cholecystectomy is not wise. Putting the procedures together increases the ...
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