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Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on proceeding with your breast enhancement surgery.Using topical treatment to address your back and neck pain pre-operatively should not be a problem. I hope this helps and the best of luck to you.
There should not be a problem two weeks pre op for a Breast Augmentation using icy hot or a generic brand of it for back and neck pains
Using over the counter pain management creams to manage back and neck pain shouldn't be a problem. Wound discontinue using anything for a couple of days prior to your upcoming breast augmentation.
Thank you for your inquiry and sharing your photos. Congratulations on your surgery.They used on your description and the photos, it seems that you have developed what is known as "dog ears". Those free standing skin- gatherings at the edges of long closures of wounds could be easily excised...
Hi Ashlee, thanks for posting your question. Pain is still pretty common at this stage, even in your arms. If the pain persists or worsens, please follow up with your surgeon. Best to you. -Dr. Coan
Thank you for your inquiry.What you are describing get is normal and once your finish the thelarche phase you will note the difference.Please be patient and allow nature to take its course.
Most women have asymmetry but the degree it varies from patient to patient. Depending on your age, puberty development, and severity, you may or may not be a candidate for intervention at this time. Make an appointment with a PS to get evaluated and counseled appropriately based on a...
You are young, and your beasts are still changing. Love yourself for who you are, not what your breasts are, and certainly not for what your boyfriend thinks you should be.
Thank you very much for your question and photographs. At 2 ½ weeks post op, your wounds look perfectly normal. You appear to be healing without any significant problems. You should, however, expect it to take up to one year for the scar to fully heal. If you continue to have concerns, ...
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