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Many thanks for your question an congratulations on your very recent breast augmentation.In answer to your question a temperature of 37.4 is not completely out of the ordinary but needs to be in context.It is not uncommon for temperature recordings to go up after a general anaesthetic, although at 4 days post-surgery I would expect it not to be raised.Various factors such as where you are in your monthly cycle, if your breasts are red/hot/swollen, if you are experiencing shivering and/or feeling unwell will all contribute to assessment and clinical decision making. I would therefore recommend that if you have any doubts or concerns then you go and see you operating surgeon for review and reassurance.I wish you well.Best wishes,Marcus
Hello thank you for your question and provided information as well...based on the photo shown. I see that you are a good candidate for a breat lift with implant. in your case to know how many cc is advisable a consultation in person with a plastic surgeon.
What you are describing is called "Mondor's Disease". It's typically a vein that has clotted off and is now inflamed. The condition is harmless and will resolve over time. You can put some warm compresses on it, gently massage it, and take NSAIDS (Advil, Ibuprofen, etc) for the pain.
Thank you for your question. In general implants can be left without removing, as incision is on the mid sternum. Please talk to your cardiac surgeon for clarification.
