I was told that I have breast hypoplasia/tuberous breast deformity in 2014 by a breast surgeon who removed a fibroadenoma. Then, I post on realself in 2016 to ask about surgical correction options to gain more information before I schedule a consultation. A realself doctor then tells me I do NOT have tuberous breast deformity? Should I trust the surgeon who actually assessed me in person or the comment on here? Thanks
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Thank you for your question. Passing out is not usually common after breast augmentation. However, each individual and situation is unique and can be different from one another. I would suggest you run this question by your chosen board-certified plastic surgeon given that he/she will be ult...
If it's as early as you say in the postoperative period, and your skin envelope was extremely tight to begin with, then you may feel that the space between the breasts is stretched. As the skin relaxes this will probably go away. It be rare to have a synmastia so early in the postoperative ...