I have a small lump (about 1cm diameter) that can be felt close to the outside of one breast, but is not visible. It has been thoroughly checked via ultrasound & mammogram and is of no concern medically. I am currently a 32A and want to go up to a full B. Is this lump something that may affect results of augmentation?
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Thanks for your question. In my practice we cover the fresh incision with surgical paper tape strips and leave in place until the 1 week follow-up appointment. At this time we remove the tape strips, cleanse the incisions with alcohol and re-apply the tape strips which remain in...
Cc stands for cubic centimeters which is a measure of volume. Cubic centimeters is not a measure of weight which is why saline and silicone implants of the same volume do not weigh the same
Important–stop pushing your breast implant downward, allow the implant and the inframammary crease region to heal normally after breast augmentation.I do see the bulge of the implant when you press the implant down however you do not have an obvious double bubble at this point.You need to a...