Scott A. Greenberg, MD, FACS

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Winter Park Plastic Surgery and Laser Center

1925 Mizell Ave
#303
Winter Park, FL 32792
United States

Questions Answered

I work in construction, what is considered an adequate amount of time until I can return to work after breast augmentation?

Asked 2017-12-22

I am a Crew Lead at an Insulation Company in Massachusetts. I run my own insulation jobs with 1 or 2 helpers and I'm also a smoker. I got 450cc Saline implants under the muscle and it's been exactly 4 weeks post-operative. However, I still feel a lot of muscle tightening just from doing little…

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Scott A. Greenberg, MD, FACS

Answered: 2017-12-24

I typically tell patients that they can return to strenuous activity at 3 weeks post-op. The rate limiting factor is that whatever you try needs to feel comfortable. If not, then wait a few days and try again. I recommend that you check with your surgeon before you do anything strenuous.

I am 52, 260 lbs. with 42J breasts. I can't take the backpain anymore.

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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Scott A. Greenberg, MD, FACS

Answered: 2017-11-15

It sound as if you may be an excellent candidate for a breast reduction which may alleviate many of your symptoms. My recommendation is to find a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area who has experience with this procedure. Best of luck!

Breast reduction on lactating, weaned, mother

Asked 2017-10-29

I need a breast reduction in a certain amount of time. I have my one and only chance to get one. However, I still have just a drop of milk discharge, 3 months post breastfeeding. Will the surgeon still perform the surgery? Would you be able to see the milk in the breast tissue during the surgery…

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Scott A. Greenberg, MD, FACS

Answered: 2017-11-06

Once you have stopped lactating, you can proceed with the procedure. That will certainly depend on the opinion of the operating surgeon.

What are the rhinoplasty risks for a 70 year old?

Asked 2017-11-02

I'm 70 years old and in good health, with tight skin, so I've been told that I'm a good candidate by facial plastic surgeons that I've consulted with. I'd like a non-biased opinion regarding healing time, and aesthetic outcomes in 70 year olds.

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Scott A. Greenberg, MD, FACS

Answered: 2017-11-06

The aesthetic outcome is really independent of your age. The most significant consideration is your general medical health. If you are healthy, a non-smoker and not obese, your risks are quite acceptable. The aesthetic outcome will depend upon your concerns, your expectations and the advice you plastic surgeon gives you.

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