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Hard to say without a photo or exam. A Mondor's Cord is a clot in a vein. It usually resolves with time. It should not effect the result of the breast surgery. Always best to let your board certified plastic surgeon know what is going on with your recovery.
This is a small clotted vein, usually occurs under the breast or on the outside. It will usually go away on it's own but it can take a couple of months. You can do warm compresses and ibuprofen or other NSAIDS for the discomfort.
Absolutely not. I see it my breast aug patients all the time. Apply heat. Take anti inflammatories (if OK with your surgeon) and don't worry. It goes away in time.
Advice--discuss with with your surgeon.This represents a small clotted vein, and these pretty much always resolve. If symptoms occur, ibuprofen works well. Best wishes.
I would agree that a tear drop shape implant will be the better option. A round implant may give too much upper pole fullness which give the impression of a lower nipple position as the nipple may not be centered on the implant.
Unfortunately, a breast augmentation will most likely not push out your inverted nipples. The ducts will need to be released to correct inverted nipples so you may want to ask your surgeon about that when you consult about your breast augmentation. The implant should be chosen...
Thank you for the photos. It is difficult to comment in your case without the pre operative photos. It is still too early to say anything definitive. As the implants settle into position, things should round out. Please do inform your plastic surgeon about your...
