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Since every surgeon has his or her own unique post op protocol, ask your surgeon. I would say "no" until your incisions have healed. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
I would not be rubbing anything but medicinal antimicrobials on my wounds. Please ask you surgeon what he recommends; problem with coconut oil is that its antimicrobial elements are less effective than you smearing bacterial from your skin surrounding your wound.
It is quote possible that a breast lift will distort the tattoo. You will need to have it assessed in person by a board certified plastic surgeon.My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Thanks for your inquiry.It will not hurt to try using both products, but it is probably redundant.Silicone is a great medium for the scar to heal in, but using more silicone does not necessarily provide a better effect.
Based on the above photograph the sternal tattoo should not be distorted by a breast lift procedure. However, You will need to discuss your concerns and expected results with your board certified plastic surgeon.
It takes time for your incisions to heal and the skin to smooth out. Discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon, but what you are describing isn't uncommon. My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram
From your photos, your non-surgical option is only acceptance.....unless you wish to move to an environment where there isn't any gravity. Even if you gained a great deal of weight to make your breasts fuller, hoping that would lift them, that would probably just make a bigger version of what ...
Thank you for your inquiry.As you know, you are still very early in the healing process and your final results are not evident yet.It’s hard to determine how much swelling you have and if there will be a minimal or significant change in the breast shape after more time. It’s best to be pat...
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