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The yellow you see is most likely the resolving of normal bruising after surgery. When you are concerned, it is always a good idea to check with your plastic surgeon. Hope this information is reassuring. For more information on this and similar topics, I recommend a plastic surgery Q&A book like "The Scoop On Breasts: A Plastic Surgeon Busts the Myths."
Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. Yellow is expected as bruising resolves. You appear to be on track.All the best
Thank you for your question. The yellow discoloration is likely normal bruising that has occurred as a result of your procedure. Increased swelling, pain or redness should be evaluated. Best of luck.
Hi there, Thank you for your question. A yellow hue under your breast is normal. A bruise turns yellow as it is healing. Best, realdrsix
Thank you for your question & congratulations on your surgery! It appears to be bruising, Perfectly normal at this stage. If this concerns you, or if it changes or becomes worse,please contact your surgeon to be examined.Best wishes.
Hello, and thanks for your question. The yellowish hue to your skin is a sign that bruising is beginning to resolve itself, and this is to be expected this early on after your breast augmentation. As your body continues to recover, you may notice some mild side effects like additional bruising, swelling or tenderness, but these are normal and should gradually diminish over the next days and weeks. If you’re concerned about your progress at any stage of your recovery, don’t hesitate to contact your plastic surgeon.
Thank you for your question. The yellow hue you are seeing is bruising which is to be expected 3 days post breast augmentation.
That is a good question and very common. This is simply bruising. It will most likely subside in the next week or two. Just part of the healing process. If it gets worse I would consult with your doctor.
This is simply one of the color changes seen as bruises go away. If everything else is O.K. this is of no consequence and will disappear shortly.
It is normal to have some degree of bruising after surgery, and a yellow hue may be the resolution of this process. See your plastic surgeon to be sure nothing else is happening. Good luck.
Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. You appear to have some breast drooping and lowered nipple position but good breast volume. If you are interested in repositioning the areolas higher on the breast mound I recommend that you book and in-person consultation with a board certified...
Hi fiercesthunter, It's great that you want to know more about the process before getting started! After an initial consult, we tend to book a surgery within a month or so depending on our OR schedule and the patient's schedule. We then have a pre-Op appointment two weeks prior to the surgery to...
Thank you for your question and photograph. The tightness you are describing is quite common when a sizeable implant is placed under the muscle. Increased pain or swelling should be reported to your plastic surgeon for evaluation. Best of luck.
For this question - definitely check back in with your surgeon. Most hematomas resolve within 2 months - but scar tissue can remain or even form. I generally recommend massaging scar tissue - firmly, 5 minutes twice a day - if this is what it is. But definitely get it checked out to make su...
Thank you very much for your question and congratulations on your recent breast augmentation procedure. At four days post-op, you are still in the very early stages of recovery. It is not uncommon for breasts to be sore and feel tight for up to two weeks following the BA procedure, depending on...
Hello, having genital herpes is not necessarily a contraindication to surgery, but I would recommend speaking to your plastic surgeon. They are aware of your overall medical health, any other medications you are taking, etc.
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