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Thank you for your question. If your surgeon has cleared you to shower, and depending on the current status of your incisions, I would recommend a scent-less, gentle, non-drying soap. Be sure not to scrub your incisions, and only pat them dry to prevent undo tension or incisional separation.
On all patients that have had surgery (not just breast reduction) I recommend a simple soap without dyes or perfumes. Typically dove or ivory are safe for most people. If you have a reaction to the soap, notify your plastic surgeon.
Hello dear, thanks for your post and provided information as well. Congratulations on having undergone the breast reduction procedure; this operation tends to be one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. Your plastic surgeon will be your best resource when it comes to advice regarding incision line care. You may find that every surgeon has his/her preferences.Best wishes; hopefully you will be very pleased with the outcome of the procedure performed.Good luck :)
I recommend a mild soap with no perfume for patients to shower or bathe after surgery. Best of luck.
I am sorry you have had a problem.It is common for some stitches not to dissolve, but most dissolvable stitches do so within 3 months after they have been placed.First: the pain will hopefully settle very quickly, but if not you should go back and see your doctorSecond: if you have no...
You are an ideal candidate for a breast reduction with lift. If you want me upper pole fullness, an implant can added also, but I would do that at a second stage and only if necessary.
Breast Reduction it’s a reconstructive nature procedure as the objective is to eliminate the sagged tissue caused by the excessive weight. Patient has symptoms include of back pain, shoulder pain, headaches and rashes con the breast folds (intertrigo) due to excess sweating. The r...
