I've just had tissue expanders surgery. It's been 4 weeks. Can I go in the sauna and swimming?

Thank you for your question.  In my opinion I would stick with what your Plastic Surgeon is recommending.  You no longer have normal breast tissue and your skin maybe very thin from the mastectomy. Remember the final implants will look and feel different than the expanders/ Just make...

It is at the discretion of your Plastic Surgeon who knows you case.  I hope you continue to do very well.  This process can be lengthy and complicated.

Hi and Thanks for your question. Sorry for your mom having to go through this.  Even without fever, this may be an infection that needs to be addressed by a board certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon. Good Luck

Based on the technique used I could guide you but without an examination and plan it is not possible to help you better.  If you are Doing the surgery as a prophylactic measure then there is more time to discuss your cases and options.

Call your surgeon and notify him or her of these changes.  Your surgeon will want to know of any changes in your incisions especially with expanders in place. Best wishes. 

Most commonly the nerve related sensation loss is temporary and the sensation will return overtime.  This takes months at times and rarely it will be a permanent loss of sensation.  I hope this helps and good luck.