Mastopexy without prostheses RC3210347
Description of the case before and after
Mastopexy without prostheses
Breast asymmetry is an alteration in which the breasts have a different size or shape. Asymmetry is almost always present in all women, but in some cases it is more serious. This difference can be the result of a change during growth or it can result, for example, from breastfeeding.
This alteration can be treated with a surgical procedure called Mastopexy. A Mastopexy allows you to lift drooping breasts and improve symmetry.
This lady was operated on with a general anaesthetic and specific nerve blocks so that she would wake up pain-free. She returned home the day after the operation.
After Mastopexy It is advisable to wear a post-surgical bra for a month and to have lymphatic drainage.
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