I am young 30's, and have 4 children. After pregnancy and breast feeding, my breasts had definitely taken the brunt of things. I finally decided to go through with a breast augmentation, but am absolutely terrified (mostly of the general anesthesia)My BA is on May 1st and I find myself having panic attacks as that day approaches. I have a history of grand mal seizures, which they have been happening further apart then in my past. I am on no meds and don't see a neurologist. Am I making a mistake
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Breast augmentation surgery does carry a risk of decreased nipple sensitivity. Most patients do have changes to their nipple sensitivity, either greater or less sensitive, immediately after surgery. Over the course of several months to a year, the nipples return to their normal sensitivity...
Hello! According to your photos your breasts are not tubular. If you feel self conscious about your breasts however, implants and a breast lift could be a viable option in altering the shape and/ or size. This could correct the "sagging" to the sides and make them appear more symmetrical and...
Hello,Thank you for your question. Those specific tests are not typically ordered as part of routine blood work but you can ask your Plastic Surgeon if you have concerns.All the best