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This might be a slight infection. I would recommend you to meet the plastic surgeon who has operated you. He/She will be able to guide you in how to treat that. It should not be too much of a worry. It does not look too bad. So don’t worry!
Overall your wounds look excellent and you have minimal redness. This may just be a small area of wound breakdown, an area of underlying fat necrosis, a stitch abscess or from some other cause that is hard to tell from your photos. Clean the area with saline, cetrimide or betadine and make an appointment to see your surgeon. It doesn't look like too much to worry about, but worth getting checked in person.
Hi There,I understand that it has been four weeks post breast reduction. Please see you GP and make sure that it is not pus but liquified fat. This can be done by sending the fluid for culture.
Yes, significantly reducing the volume of the breasts is possible during this type of surgery. However, I caution patients against getting too attached to a particular cup size. Cup sizes are not an exact science, and they can vary quite a bit between manufacturers. Instead, your surgeon will...
I prefer that patients stop smoking 2-4 weeks prior to surgery because smoking increases the risk of complications. Best to review with your surgeon.
Hello,Your selfie photos are completely unhelpful for evaluation of your breasts. This is due to optical defects that create photographic distortions. Discuss with your surgeon, get a second opinion in person, or re-post with a second person using a purpose built digital camera standing a ...