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The amount of follow up appointments will vary from surgeon to surgeon and the type of surgery preformed and how the patient is helping. Hard to say for sure.
Follow up visits are for your benefit not the surgeon's. There is no set number of visits and each person may require closer supervision than others may.The surgeon brings you in to make sure the healing progresses well without any complications. The time used to see you could be used to see new patients or operations but proper follow up is something ethical surgeons do. I would be very suspicious of a surgeon, usually overseas, who assures you that no post-op visits are required.
It is difficult to predict what bra size you would be after a reduction in volume because all bras are not the same.
Dear pinkeose064,It sounds like you have had your fair share of changes already over a short period of time! When breasts enlarged with weight gain or pregnancy they don't always bounce back to the same size because of the excess skin and droop which adds cup sizes, but not necessarily a lot of...
I am so sorry you are suffering with this complication. I'm not sure how to rate your problem. It appears your nipple has been lost almost completely and you have some necrotic tissue which needs to be removed. Santyl can frequently help, but as a surgeon I would recommend debridement. S...
Hello,Please go visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons that are expert in cosmetic breast surgery. You will be evaluated and the best course of action can be taken.Best of luck!
I generally recommend patients wait until at least 6 MONTHS after finishing breast feeding and when they are back down to near their pre-pregnancy weight before they undergo breast reduction. Otherwise, they run the risk of over-reduction and ending up smaller than they want to be. So I th...
Thanks for your question but my experience with Medical and Medicare is that they rarely will cover this procedure. You can try but you will need to go through a lot of hoops to prove you really need it even with conventional insurance.