I prefer to not tell my teenagers that I'm getting a breast lift and small reduction. Will it be apparent to them during my recovery that I had surgery? Can I hide the pain and discomfort if it's mild? I have a pretty high pain tolerance. Is the surgical bra and swelling really noticeable? Maybe I should just tell them but that is the one thing holding me back... Thanks for your opinions.
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Answer: Breast lift recovery; is it possible to hide the fact that I had surgery from my teenagers?
Thank you for your question. Generally 18 years of age would be physically appropriate to have this surgery. If your emotionally mature and there is consent by a parent then yes it is possible to get abreast lift. When you are ready, make sure you consult with a Board Certified...
Thank you for your question about your breast reduction/breast lift.If you still have pain, then either more breast tissue needs to be removed or there is an additional cause of your pain.Nipples that are too low and be moved higher.Depending on the type of breast reduction, it is possible to...
You definitely should not have implants. Wait until you have completely finished losing weight because your breasts may continue to change in volume. Most certainly you will need a breast lift, but probably will still need a reduction. Your areolas will definitely be smaller...
