I just had surgery yesterday by one of the top gyne surgeons in the country (as far as his reviews tell). I noticed today after taking off the bandage, that I still feel a part of the gland, precisely at the upper borders of the areolae that has the "donut shape" I've had before surgery, but this time only the upper half or third. Is this a standard technique in this surgery? I know that often some gland is left behind the areola to avoid a crater deformity, but is it done like that?
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While revision can be performed sooner, it remains ideal to wait at least six months to give the residual swelling the opportunity to dissipate completely and the skin to redrape entirely to the new contour, thus allowing us to determine the best surgical maneuver and further minimize the risk o...
I am so sorry that you have been in such pain. This is definitely something that needs to be assessed in person by your surgeon. Make an appointment today. Best of luck.
Cost factors vary significantly for a number of good reasons: Prices vary greatly because the surgery itself encompasses a wide range of techniques that can be performed to different extents. My recommendation is to first find the most qualified surgeons where you want the surgery ...