I am looking for axillary breast removal. Im pretty sure that I’ll need some skin removed because I have had 4 births with a noticeable bulge under each arm until nursing was completed. Now I have also gained some weight recently and it’s even more pronounced. Does excess skin removal affect the sweat glands under my arm? Also, will I no longer have to shave since the excessive armpit skin will be removed?
Answer: Axilllary breast tissue Some axillary skin will remain with hair and sweat glands since the majority of the mass is below your axilla. If it is mainly fat, liposuction can remove the fat. However, an excision will remove all the excess and the excess skin.
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Answer: Axilllary breast tissue Some axillary skin will remain with hair and sweat glands since the majority of the mass is below your axilla. If it is mainly fat, liposuction can remove the fat. However, an excision will remove all the excess and the excess skin.
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February 10, 2023
Answer: Axillary breast removal Dear Nola Jazz,
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February 8, 2023
Answer: Removal of axillary fat/accessory breast This deformity is usually combination of breast tissue and fat. Liposuction may help to a some degree but excision of skin and residual tissue is necessery. Scar should not interfere with the function of sweat glands. Good luck.
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February 8, 2023
Answer: Removal of axillary fat/accessory breast This deformity is usually combination of breast tissue and fat. Liposuction may help to a some degree but excision of skin and residual tissue is necessery. Scar should not interfere with the function of sweat glands. Good luck.
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February 9, 2023
Answer: Axillary fat/breast tissue Dear Nola,
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