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Xanax is a medicine that reduces anxiety. If a patient experiences anxiety before or after surgery, I sometimes will prescribe it or something similar. It would be up to your surgeon to determine if it would be appropriate for you.
Hello and thank you for your question.I find that a muscle relaxer such as Valium (generic = Diazepam) is very effective in managing the tightness that most patients feel post breast augmentation, however, I recommend that you follow your Plastic Surgeon's post-op instructions.
Most of my patients receive a muscle relaxant to help with the tightness sensation. I have not had too many patients who needed anxiety medications. You should discuss this with your surgeon and see what his recommended post operative regimen is.
Thank you for your question. Medication inquiries should always be discussed with your plastic surgeon. Best,
A muscle relaxer is often prescribed to help with the tightness sensation. Consult with your surgeon as he or she knows the scope of the surgery and the specifics about you.
I would follow you plastic surgeons instructions carefully and completely. Make sure he / she know every medication you are taking and why.Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
Follow your Plastic Surgeon's post operative instructions, and only take the medication that he recommends. Best wishes!
Thank you for your question. It sounds as though you have various concerns. It would be most beneficial to discuss your complaints with your surgeon. In person assessment allows for physical examination. Best,
From your description it sounds as though you may have a suture abscess. They typically are well managed with minor care. Be sure to follow your surgeon's instructions and keep him/her updated on any changes that occur.
There are multiple reasons why tenderness may return after 6 weeks. You are still recovering at this point. You are likely back to your normal routine and you may have overused the muscle unknowingly. It is always best to speak with your surgeon about your concerns as he/she is most familiar...
