I called the office and they stated it was fine but the fact that the amount of discharge is increasing and not decreasing is concerning me. I do have implants from a previous augmentation and lift but it was just a lift this time around. I've attached a photo of the gauze that gives an indication of the type of fluid that is coming out. Does this look like serous fluid or an infection?
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September 26, 2017
Answer: Breast Lift / Breast Augmentation/ Breast Implants/ Anatomic Gummy Bear Implants/ Silicone Implants
Can easily be done if your can let the surgeon know where your knot is located at... and you should have your surgeon do it for nearly nothing if you are truly botched. All surgeon's are reachable and if they ignore your calls and you are still a patient of his/hers, there is an obligation to ...
Great question. With poor skin quality and loss of elasticity, there is more of an indication to desire and have a breast lift. Unfortunately, this also means that the breast lift procedure result may not necessarily be as optimal or last as long as a patient with better skin quality...
There have been a great number of techniques that have been utilized through the years for breast lifts with regard to suture techniques, tissue rearrangement, and skin patterns. The results have less to do with the technique used and more to do with the genius of the surgeon utilizing them. ...
