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Asked 2018-12-21
Hello, 6 days ago I had breast reduction and liposuction under my arm. Is it normal that after 6 days it is very painful and I have a burning sensation all around my breast and under my arms? How long should the pain last? And is there anything I can do ? I’m seing my doctor in 5 days for my first…
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Mark A. Eberbach, MD
Answered: 2018-12-23
I’m sorry you are in pain. This is impossible to diagnose by this means but it can be a sign of a real problem. You should immediately contact your surgeon.
Asked 2017-11-28
I'm a 52 yr old female who had breast augmentation in 1992. The implants are textured silicone from DOW. Although the left breast has always seems a bit more full and very slightly larger, I've never had any problems until now. Virtually overnight, my left breast became visibly larger, fuller, more…
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Mark A. Eberbach, MD
Answered: 2017-12-03
This sounds like a contracture. I would recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss it. An mri will help identify a leak.
Asked 2017-11-05
I am not on any medications just allergy meds. I have permanent marks and grooves on my back and shoulders. I can't find bras and am not comfortable in my clothes. My posture is horrible and I really would like to see if I can get approved medically for a breast reduction. I try to exercise but I am…
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Mark A. Eberbach, MD
Answered: 2017-11-12
It sounds like you need a visit to a plastic surgeon with experience with breast reduction surgery. This is a commonly done surgery. I’m sure you will find a board certified plastic surgeon near you.
Asked 2017-09-25
Hi. I have 25 year silicone implants and over the last 4 weeks one has become extremely swollen feels like a tennis ball on my chest . It is quite painful, feels tingly and bruised and feels very full and heavy. It is also very warm. I feel because I have implants that the doctors automatically…
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Mark A. Eberbach, MD
Answered: 2017-10-01
There are a few points you may want to consider. First you seem to be making an assumption that your family doctor will disregard your problem simply because you have implants. 2. A sudden change in your anatomy and symptoms requires evaluation in a timely manner. 3. An MRI may identify the problem better. 4. Capsule contracture can happen rapidly and sounds likely. 5. implant failure is likely. 6. Cancer rarely presents this fast.
In my opinion you need to see a board certified plastic surgeon with experience that you trust and follow their advice.
Good luck
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