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It's difficult to say, without seeing a photograph. However, these fish may be related to swelling. Your plastic surgeon will be able to give you the most helpful answers.
Thank you for the question. It is difficult to answer this question without examining you or seeing any photos. You are only two weeks post op and this way too early to say what your final results will look like. Normally it takes 3-6 months for the implants to settle and the swelling to subside. I would express your concerns to your board certified plastic surgeon. Be patient. Good luck.
If you just had your surgery, you are literally in the infancy of your recovery. Your entire chest is swollen. Nothing looks or feels like it should. Be patient and kind to yourself as your body recovers. It will take time. If your issue doesn't resolve on its own, schedule an appointment with your surgeon. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
Its not unusual to have swelling around the entire breast for the first 2-4 weeks. Sometimes the swelling in the sternal area (the gap) may persist for a longer period depending on how large the implant and how small the chest circumference is. Continue to see your board certified plastic surgeon and have confidence in him/her.
Some swelling between breasts after breast augmentation can be normal and is not a sign that you will develop a synmastia. Placing a roll of gauze under your bra between the breast can help. But the swelling will go away on its own. Best of luckRaymond Jean MD Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Bryn Mawr, Philadelphia PA
If it's as early as you say in the postoperative period, and your skin envelope was extremely tight to begin with, then you may feel that the space between the breasts is stretched. As the skin relaxes this will probably go away. It be rare to have a synmastia so early in the postoperative course. Go back your operating plastic surgeon for reassurance. Good luck.
Depending on how long ago your surgery was, it is possible that you are just swollen. If you are wearing a compression bra, roll a washcloth or similar, and wedge it into cleavage area. Your doctor will be able to help you with your concerns at your post op visit. I also will use an underwire bra if there is any lifting in the sternal area. Good luck
Thanks for your inquiry, I would call your surgeon, but I would not recommend it for my patient. Good Luck with surgery.
Will always be attributed to the adhesive that was used to help secure the steri-strips until proven otherwise. If so, its a self-limited problem and will go away with time and the avoidance of putting anything on the areas. But you can experiment and use your steroid cream only on one side a...
Thank you for your question. I can see no harm in taking a multi-vitamin or an herbal supplement at this time.