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Central Ohio Plastic Surgery
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Asked 2019-04-04
I had breast augmentation with a lift 8 days ago. Every time I move my left arm either to pull or push, it feels like the implant is moving underneath the muscle. Is that normal?
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Jason Lichten, MD
Answered: 2019-04-07
Yes this is a normal sensation 8 days after surgery. In general you should limit pushing and pulling as per your surgeon’s instructions. Also, for any postoperative concerns you should always start by calling your physician’s office.
Asked 2019-03-29
At 18 I was a 32 DDD. I had my daughter at 26 and now at 28 I am a 34J. We might still have another baby in the future but I'm sick of waiting for a reduction. I am tired of the pain and humiliation. My breasts cause self-esteem issues, back neck and shoulder pain and cost me hundreds of dollars in…
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Jason Lichten, MD
Answered: 2019-04-07
As you know, with pregnancy and childbirth there can be changes to your breasts and body. While you may have changes to your breasts if you have another child, when I have patients who describe their desire for a breast reduction the way you do, they don’t need to wait. Most patients after breast reduction ask why they didn’t do it sooner. Find a board certified plastic surgeon in your area and start with a consultation
Asked 2016-09-04
I am about to undergo a breast reduction and wanted to get some advice on how to prepare my skin. I am 23 years old and having big breasts since my early teens has stretched the skin around that area ( stretch marks visible). My surgeon mentioned that as my skin is pre- damaged and he can't promise…
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Jason Lichten, MD
Answered: 2016-09-09
Taking good care of your overall health is the best thing you can do. I don't think there is a consensus on the "best" skin care to use on your skin in advance of having plastic surgery. One of the best things you can do to protect your skin is limiting UV damage through the use of broad spectrum sunscreen daily and reapply every hour to hour and a half when in the sun. While this isn't specific for your breast reduction, it is valuable to note when talking about skin health.
Asked 2016-08-20
Can a breast reduction be covered by insurance when doing the mommy makeover? I have been seeing a chiropractor for years and he said if I were to have a breast reduction done, it would help with my back problems. I also want to get a tummy tuck at the same time, so I'm inquiring if insurance would…
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Jason Lichten, MD
Answered: 2016-09-09
Breast reduction is a common procedure that I perform. Through incisions placed around the nipple, the lower portion of the breast and in the breast fold, I can reshape and reposition the breast tissue to help alleviate back, neck and shoulder pain, grooving in the shoulders from bra straps, and irritation and rashes in the breast folds. There are specific requirements that most insurance companies need to have satisfied before covering breast reduction, so you should check with your plan to see whether this maybe covered. You could likely have the tummy tuck at the same time, but check with your plastic surgeon for their specific requirements and opinion.
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