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Vaginal bleeding should not be related at all to breast surgery or surgery in general. I would recommend visiting your OB/GYN for evaluation. I am located in your area and can refer you to one should you need that.
Vaginal bleeding is in no way related to your augmentation/mastopexy surgery. You should see your GYN for a complete evaluation. Good luck.
Vaginal bleeding is unrelated to breast augmentation/lift. This is a gynecologic issue and you should be seen by your gynecologist for evaluation.
Vaginal bleeding is not likely related to your surgery. You should probably see your gynecologist to be properly evaluated.
Sorry to hear of your concerns. Unfortunately, once the permanent supporting suture becomes exposed, it needs to be removed so your tissues will heal. Much like your body will spits out a sliver in your finger. After removed, your areolas may stretch and widen.
There are a number of features that define a tubular breast: •Wide and puffy areolae •widely spaced breasts •high breast fold •constricted lower pole (deficient tissue in lower half of the breast •minimal breast tissue •high breast fold •narrow base of the breast Fr...
Please ask your surgeon.I generally recommend that when taking a shower, patients remove the gauze + vaseline mesh that is taped over your incision. The small white tapes (called steri-strips) that are under the gauze directly over your incision should be left on.
