I am planning on getting a breast augmentation next month, but I have read some articles stating that if someone has a family history of an autoimmune disorder, they are more likely to develop one after surgery. My mother has Ulcerative Colitis. Does this put me at greater risk to develop an autoimmune disease due to a BA?
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I would suggest meeting with your surgeon and actually trying on the sizes so you can feel the weight and see the difference. I do think the 350 cc implant would look very nice on your.
A week off from work will be enough after surgery. You should not try to push, pull or lift anything heavier than 10 pounds for the first 6 weeks. Your surgeon will give you specific instructions for after your surgery. Best of luck to you!
Thanks for your question. You should get it checked out. It might be the holes created when the sutures are too tight on the skin. For the bumps, you could have laser treatment to make your scar tissue smoother and less visible. There can be an enough improvement with this type of treatment.
