Normal healing or necrosis? (Photos)

Blood and fluid discharge from the incisions a few days after injury is not uncommon and is not something to panic about. What you should look out for are the common signs and symptoms of infection. Usually, fever, chills, redness, tenderness, increased temperature, and pain on the incision...

Hi there and thanks for posting,There is no definitive answer to you question. It depends on whether your breasts are largely made up of fat tissue or breast tissue. Also people tend to lose weight from different parts of their bodies in an individual manner.That said 10kg is likely to affect...

Dear Veronica919,I understand your concern and it is quite normal to be concerned about the outcome following a breast reduction surgery. However, you are still in the very early stages of the healing process.Your will need to be patient at this moment and follow what your surgeon has i...

But for your insurance to cover this, you must have a minimum amount of tissue removed.  And you must be willing to accept whatever the outcome is from this.  You can certainly request that your surgeon remove the 'minimum' amount that will still qualify you for coverage if you want to keep as m...

I would focus primarily on your desired result, not chasing a number that the insurance company dictates.  You may end up too small and be unhappy.  Usually in a breast reduction about half the tissue is removed along with a lot of skin.  Cup size is hard to predict but most...

Thank you for your question. Most patients are back to work at a desk job within 2 weeks, however, you may not lift anything greater than 10lbs for 3 weeks, and no vigorous activity for 3 weeks. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!