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I would advise you to postpone your breast augmentation until the ringworm is completely cleared up. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hope this helps.
Congratulations on your decision to have breast augmentation. It is very important that he do not have any underlying infectious process such as ringworm when placing breast implants into your body. Please consult a dermatologist for appropriate treatment and delay your breast augmentation until the ring worm's cured and the lesions gone..
Thank you for your question.In my opinion the safest course of action would be to have the ring worm cleared up before proceeding with elective breast augmentation surgery.Thank you,BRUCE J. DUBIN M.D.
Hello,Your right implant is sitting a little higher. Overall they are both sitting a bit higher than I would expect at 10 months and you should not have changes in firmness. I recommend that you see your Plastic in person for an exam to make sure that you are on track. No, wearing a corset...
Not sure what type implant you had inserted. Best advice is to return to your surgeon and let them know your concerns about being uncomfortable and painful at times.
Thank you for your question. While you should always defer to your surgeon, having acrylic nails should not be a problem. As long as they are not terribly long to fit the oxygen monitor, there shouldn't be an issue. Best wishes, Andrew T. Lyos, MD, FACS
Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. Your fold appears irregular at this point. It is difficult to say if that is because you are flexing. I ask my patients to avoid flexing or upper body weight bearing for a minimum 6 weeks. I also provide a supportive, compression bra to be worn at ...
Some patients do experience a little trapped air in the chest area above the breasts after having surgery. We refer to it as little "rice krispies" feeling that pops and disappears. These are harmless.
Pain, swelling and bruising that starts suddenly two weeks after surgery warrants a call to your Plastic Surgeon immediately.
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