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Tinea versicolor is not likely to effect the results of a breast reduction. However, it may be associated with fungal infections and you may want to exclude this possibility prior to surgery.
No, Tinea Versicolor will not affect your Breast Reduction surgery. I would recommend just washing it with something such as Selsun Blue, or another similar anti-infective agent
Thank you for your question. Once the swelling has subsided you can go bra shopping. Usually within a few weeks. Best wishes!
Thank you and congratulations on your decision to undergo #breast reduction. Many women that elect to have #mammoplasty, also will require a lift. The lift is part of the procedure at no extra cost. A #lift is necessary to ensure proper placement of the #nipples and can allow for areola ...
Skin Peeling After Breast Reduction I had a breast reduction two weeks ago. Incisions are almost healed over and bruising is minimal. However I am having quite a bit of skin peeling especially around the nipple! is this normal? It kinda looks like how a sun burn would make your skin turn white...
This is always a tough question.If a patient is symptomatic then usually yes.Insurance companies usually take your weight and height and have a formula to decide how much breast tissue needs to be removed.Many times people come in who are overweight AND have large breasts and the insurance...
Are your symptoms gone? Your breast appear to have good shape and seem proportionate to your body. Be careful you are not pursuing a "bra size." Recently a patient had herself measured at one lingerie store and she was told she was a 34 mid C cup. She drove to the next town and,...
Thank you for your question. Women of all ages have breast reduction surgery. If it will make you feel better, and it will, have it! Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!
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