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At 2 weeks it is still very early to see final results, give it at least 3-6 months for your breast to heal and settle, continue to follow up with your PS to discuss your concerns.
At 2 weeks after surgery, it is still far too early to try and assess the final result. No two breasts are the same before surgery, and as a result your breasts can respond slightly different to surgery (different amounts of swelling etc). Typically it takes 3-6 months to determine the final result from this trip of surgery, so patience will be the most important thing for now
Ar 2 weeks, it is much to early to judge the results. Give it at least 3 months to let everything settle down, then assess.
At 3 weeks post op you are still very swollen you have to give them time and let the swelling subside this can take 3-6 months so just be patient and continue to follow up with your PS.
I have performed removal of axillary breasts or various size in the past. The lymph nodes are pretty deep and thee are many of them. They probably won’t be a problem.
You are an excellent candidate for The Bellesoma Method. This technique will reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness without implants, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are avoided and nipple sensation and the a...
It appears you have developed some wound dehiscence along your incision. This will usually heal well with some simple wound care. I recommend you contact your surgeon for specific instructions.
I wouldn't worry too much about breast asymmetry at only 16 days after your breast reduction.I have seen many breasts post-operatively from breast reduction that in the early phase looked quite asymmetrical, only to go on to be very symmetrical months after the operation. So, try to be pat...
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