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It certainly is the later stages of bruising. Meaning that some of the blood that may have been apparent under the skin has now been absorbed and is turning the skin the color you see.I would just follow up with your plastic surgeon to make sure everything is going in the right direction.Hope that helps.
hello canadeah Swelling and bruising will subside during the first week after surgery and will be controlled by pain medication. The initial surgical tapes will be removed a few weeks after surgery during a post-operative visit. Patients typically may return to a work a few days after surgery (only a light workload during the first two weeks). Showers are permitted on post op day #3 if there are no drains. #post-op #lift
That looks like typical bruising that you see after surgery. It is common not to see it until a few days after surgery because it takes a few days for the blood to come to the surface and change colors (break down). Follow up with your surgeon if you have any concerns and best of luck.
What you are seeing is likely bruising and this is common after the procedure. Check with your surgeon if you have increased pain or swelling.
You are seeing some later stages of bruising which is not uncommon. Please let your surgeon check you if you notice any swelling or increase pain.
Hello clare2128 It is quite common for the two breasts to heal differently. One may swell more, one may feel more uncomfortable, or the shapes may differ initially. After complete healing, they should look more similar and natural. Patience is required, but if you are concerned, ask qu...
The best way to help avoid these is with surgeon selection. I recommend visiting with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in implant removal and lifts. Examine credentials and look at before and after photos of the surgeon's work. Most of all, discuss your concerns with the su...
A staged approach to implant removal/capsulectomy followed by modification of the breast is a safe, conservative approach. I typically wait three months prior to a secondary surgery as the skin will continue to shrink over the next several months. It is too early to be dissapointed...