Hello, I got a breast lift (anchor) with saline implants (450cc) I know it’s common for incisions to be itchy because of the healing. But I’m not just itchy on the incisions... it’s mostly on the sides of breast where there isn’t any incisions. I was getting burning sensations last week and now its just itchy. Is this normal 6 weeks post op? I have some redness but when I seen my dr 2 weeks ago he told me the redness was from my skin stretching due to my large implant. Any suggestions?
Answer: Is it normal for breast to itch 6 weeks post op lift and augmentation? Most patients will experience some discomfort, swelling, itching, and mild bruising around the donor sites and breast areas after the procedure. I usually tell my patients not to apply any ointments and I do not use tape on the incisions, but every surgeon has different post op care instructions. Redness usually goes away in a few months. Continue to follow up with your PS.
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Answer: Redness and itching Your symptoms are most likely secondary to recovery of your sensory nerves. There is a period of time during which the bruising and swelling of the small sensory nerves in the area prevents them from functioning normally. As that function returns, you may experience itching, burning sensations, pins and needles, or occasional "zingers". That is all common. The redness should be checked by your surgeon to rule out any concerns for infection.
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Answer: Redness and itching Your symptoms are most likely secondary to recovery of your sensory nerves. There is a period of time during which the bruising and swelling of the small sensory nerves in the area prevents them from functioning normally. As that function returns, you may experience itching, burning sensations, pins and needles, or occasional "zingers". That is all common. The redness should be checked by your surgeon to rule out any concerns for infection.
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Answer: Itching Dear Samflor13,,I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment. Only after thorough examination you can get proper recommendations and advice.Daniel Barrett, MD
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Answer: Itching Dear Samflor13,,I understand your concern. However, without a proper assessment it would be difficult to determine what is wrong. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment. Only after thorough examination you can get proper recommendations and advice.Daniel Barrett, MD
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