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The surgeon will try to keep the veins intact as much as possible but if it is unavoidable, they are sometimes tied off. There are multiple levels of blood supply so these can be selectively tied if needed.
Dear lisa2027,it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. Generally speaking, veins are cauterized often during surgery, so there should be no issues with that. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Always best to ask these questions to your chosen plastic surgeon. I would respond that coagulation of, tieing of these veins is a very normal part of the breast reduction surgery.
Proceed with caution. Each additional procedure makes symmetry more and more difficult. We would have to discuss specific concerns to come up with careful solutions.
From the description provided it does seem you would be a good candidate for breast reduction. This would remove some of the heaviness of the breasts which could improve the neck, shoulder, and back pain. It could also bring your breasts more in proportion with your frame. Begin by visiting...
It's best to be as close to your ideal weight as possible and able to maintain it when considering a breast reduction. Some women will notice changes in their breasts with weight loss or gain so it is best to have your weight stable before surgery. Big fluctuations in your weight in the future...
From your description you sound like a good candidate for a breast reduction. This surgery will remove excess skin and tissue to bring your breasts into better balance with your frame. A lift is also part of this procedure so your nipples will be raised to the correct position aesthetically. ...
From your description you would be a good candidate for breast reduction surgery. The decrease in breast tissue volume could improve your neck and shoulder pain. Your age is not an issue so you can have surgery when you choose. The next step is to schedule a consultation with a board...
Your nipple piercings would need to be removed for the surgery. Once you have healed from surgery and cleared by your surgeon you can elect to have them re-pierced if you wish.
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