I had breast augmentation surgery exactly three weeks ago. I had an an areolar reduction as well. I have been noticing some white, pus like areas, where some if the stitches have already been removed. I visited my PS (he debrieded the area) and assured me it was not infected. Today I noticed the white pus like substance was back and am again concerned I might have an infection. I just want to make sure I don't have an infection.
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To put this in perspective, 50 mL is less than 4 tablespoons. In other terms, it is a 14% increase in volume from 350 up to 400 mL. It is likely this volume would make a visible difference in a woman starting with very little breast tissue, but this volume becomes less and less significant when...
Thanks for your question. By definition, you do not have symmastia where the breast implants "kiss" each other in the midline of the chest to form the "figure-of-eight' or "bread loaf" sign. If your breasts were close together before the breast augmentation, then they will also be close together...