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I would share this photograph with your own plastic surgeon. In general allergies to adhesives are treated with steroids and avoidance of those adhesives.
I don't think this is a rash. It appears much more serious and might be a hematoma or infection. You need to see your PS asap.
should always be directed to your surgeon as your surgeon would better appreciate what could be causing your concerns. Wound issues can arise from many causes and there is nothing better then a physical exam and detailed history of what is being done to care for the healing wound.
To receive the best treatment option, I recommend following up and discussing your concern with your plastic surgeon. Thank you for sharing your photo. Best wishes.
There are biologic, immune modulating, and surgical treatments for Hidradenitis. In my office, we begin by controlling the onset of HS and the longterm scarring is mitigated. Treatments for hidradenitis scarring are many including topical treatment protocols and laser therapy. Best, Dr....
The surgery should not affect water retention, or if,it,does, only for the first few days after surgery. Just make sure aft surgery that you take ENOUGH fluids as dehydration is a more common problem than fluid retention, especially in the first 24 hours after surgery.
For a submuscular breast augmentation, 2 weeks would be optimal. You will still be sore but should be able to do the duties you describe. We would all like to see the patient have 4 weeks off, but in reality few can take this much time. I have only seen 1 complication in a post op submuscular...
There is no ideal size I,last. it really depends on how large you want to,be. The size you are talking will likely make you a mid range C cup. Don't worry about synmastia, I have never even seen it and it is extremely unlikely.
Before a breast augmentation, green tea can have blood thinning properties. Speak with your surgeon who can best advise you.
You should ask your surgeon about this. It may be okay, but you should get the okay directly from your surgeon. Why not take Tylenol instead?
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