I was instructed to stop taking my birth control pills 2 weeks before surgery. My fiancé and I forgot and had an accident last night. Am I able to take plan b today? My surgery is in 2 days. Or would it be better to take it the day of after surgery? It would still be within the first 72 hours. I have also been on birth control for the last 12 years so I don't know if this effects my ferility or the need for plan b.
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Thanks for sharing your question and photo. It’s entirely normal for one breast implant to drop and fluff sooner than the other, so don’t panic just yet. I would suggest giving your implants a little more time to settle into place before assessing your results. If you still notice sig...
Each practice has its own policies regarding how you pay for your surgery, and how they deal with outside financing. That said, it is best you explore the options that your practice of interest offers. Furthermore, since you have a good income, you may want to consider starting a savings account...
Your breasts are as close together as a surgeon could make them. You appear very thin so it is likely that your implants are at least partially under the muscle. In order to get the implants any closer to the midline a surgeon would have to separate the muscle attachments to your sternum....
