I have a large seroma on my breast. It began forming a month ago. I am now on dicloflex and it is slowly reducing I think. MRI is booked for 2 weeks time to see if we can find a reason for seroma. My implants are 3 years old. No one I've spoken to seems worried and I'm told likely due to tear in implant. Also have enlarged lymph nodes under armpit. My question is I am exhausted.10 hours sleep every night is not enough. I have no energy to do anything. Is this tiredness linked to the seroma?
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Thank you for the question. This incision opening would probably close on its own as long as proper care is done. Best to follow up with your board-certified plastic surgeon for your concerns. Best of luck, Dr. Michael Omidi
Thank you for your question.Breast size is a very individual thing, the best way to see is to try implant sizers of both sizes and see what you like the look and feel of. Good luck
Pretty much everything was said in my title, but you really should
understand that you are not even close to either end of the bell-shaped curve
of "normal nipples," you are solidly right in the center.
I'm not sure where you get your idea that small(er), non-pouty, and non-puffy
are somehow...
