I'm considering the procedure primarily for back/ neck pain and cosmetic reasons, but am wondering if I could expect any improvement with my significant breast pain & swelling during ovualtion and before my period.
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March 16, 2015
Answer: Breast reduction sometimes helps cyclical breast pain from menstruation.
It appears that you may have a suture or a deeper fluid collection trying to surface. I would definitely call your surgeon and make an appointment. It would be best to let he/she take care of it to prevent infection or further delayed healing.
Thank you very much for your enquiry.
At one week following surgery you will be quite swollen. The swelling will take up to six to eight
weeks to go down and then you will be able to see your normal appearance.During surgery your surgeon will have written down the weight of the
tissue he or...
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