I had a breast aug 9 months ago, and in the early weeks following the op one of my scars showed signs of a little bleeding where it hadn't healed as well as the rest of the incision. I treated this with iodine and kept it covered as recommended by my surgery. It cleared up over time as normal. However, this little brown mark has never gone. It's smooth to touch (I massage the scars with oil twice a day) but up close it does look like a little scab or blood blister. Should I seek advice from a GP?
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Answer: Recommend using platos scar serum and doing beam laser to help defuse redness
If your asthma is optimally controlled the risk is very small and you can undergo major surgery without significant asthma complications. Most anesthesiologists I have worked with will recommend that you take your asthma medicine the prior to surgery with a sip of water and bring your inhalers...
You should make an appointment with your plastic surgeon to see if you should get a revision done. The final shape of your breasts will start to look its best approximately three (3) months after surgery. It takes time for the skin and muscle to stretch and relax around the new implant. The...
Don't loose hope. Your nipple sensation could still return. In terms of breast feeding, your breast will still produce milk so all should be fine. Best, Dr. Nazarian