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Hello notalis1970,It is totally normal to have continued swelling two weeks post-op from breast reduction surgery. It is a body's natural response to "trauma" aka surgery. IIf you have any signs or symptoms of infection, then please contact the plastic surgeon who performed your surgery, those signs would be fever, redness, warmth, night sweats, chills, etc. Otherwise, CONGRATS on the reduction and happy healing!
It is completely normal to get swelling following breast reduction surgery. This will fluctuate from day to day, and indeed week to week, but it will resolve over time. If you are worried about the changes then it is worth contacting your PS for a review in person. Good luck!
Swelling is normally experienced after surgery. Its occurrence, at two weeks post-op, is also normal. The swelling may persist for the next few months. However, you have to watch out for the signs of infections like redness, increased pain, and tenderness around the area. Always follow up with your surgeon to avoid complications.
Liposuction is limited as it can only remove fat. Breast reduction is appropriate if you need to address glandular tissue and fibrous tissue. Consult in person with an experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeon to understand your options.
Hi, thanks for sharing your concern and photos with us! Looking at your photos I might say that you´ll be a great candidate to get a breast reduction because you have enough tissue to reshape to reduce and lift it. Before all this, of course, you need to get a complete medical evaluation and ...
No, it is very uncommon to have to do a nipple graft - only in about 1% of breast reductions does this need to happen. There can still be changes in sensitivity depending on the technique used.