I would more term your areolae as herniated. This can be improved a few different ways but they would all involve scars around the areolae. The lollipop lift is a good option combined with the implants because it prevents your areolae from getting stretched out again.
It is a normal response to anesthetics and usually resolves as the medication is degraded in the body. It would be best to regularly follow up with your board certified plastic surgeon to prevent any complication. Watch out for the signs and symptoms of seroma, a collection of fluids, as it is...
I think you have very little to worry about relative to large cell lymphoma. The incidence is not zero but it is extremely modest. On the other and you have very good reason to remove for exchanger implants. The text relation did not prevent the recurrent ptosis. Other options are available for...
