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As long as your tattoo isn't on the breast itself I wouldn't have a problem with it. However, this is a question to which you might get several different answers from different surgeons. You need to ask your surgeon this question.
i personally would recommend that you get your tattoo a bit more than a week in advance of your surgery or wait until a week after your BA. However, a week should be fine if you can't change the date. remember the tattoo site is quite tender right after you receive the tattoo and your arms will be wrapped when you are in the OR for your BA. david berman md
Thank you for your question. Since tattooing involves a break in the skin which can allow bacteria access to your body I personally would prefer that my patients do not have tattooing so close to breast augmentation. Since breast implants are a foreign body they tend to attract any abnormal bacteria within the bloodstream. Of course follow the advice of your chosen plastic surgeon.
You won't see your final result for another couple of months and only time will tell if you will get better symmetry. In the meantime, follow your surgeon's recommendations. Also, if a revision is necessary, the recovery will be nothing like the original surgery.
The appearance of the breast after augmentation does not correlate with the appearance of sizers in a bra. The more accurate technique I prefer to use is based on cup volume changes. If you are 32 or 34 each 100 cc’s of implant corresponds to 1 cup size change. If you are 36 or 38 each 200 c...
Thanks for your question. As several surgeons have stated, you have both volume and positional asymmetry. An implant alone will only improve the volume asymmetry. A lift of the right breast will correct the positional asymmetry. Given your full (youthful) right breast, a unilateral left...