I had a Breast Reduction a month ago. shortly after the wound opened up and would not stop oozing yellowish liquid. A culture showed that there was an infection which was treated with antibiotic. The border of the wound is red and pink but in the middle is a patch of yellowish liquid that the Doctor says is mucus. I have never head of mucus in the breast . is this possible and if so should the wound be allowed to heal on its own or should the mucus be removed surgically. Please help
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Please express yourself to your surgeon. If you wish to be smaller, convey that wish. While there is a limit to making someone too small due to anatomic limitations, your desires are what we surgeons wish to meet. Revisions for volume reduction are sometimes done with...
Most reductions end up being a C or D cup. There is a risk of over reduction when undergoing the price dire. Often, the breast size continues to shrink over the several months after surgery and the surgeon needs to compensate for this. The best way to get an idea of what you...
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