Is there a scar after accessory mastectomy?

Hello, accessory breast surgery will leave scars, and the probability is relatively large, but the size of the scar is related to the operation and personal physique, if it is a person with a scar constitution, then the scar will be more obvious, but it is not easy to see in the armpit.

Hello, accessory breast is a minimally invasive surgery, generally minimally invasive surgery leaves very small traces, it is best to choose a regular medical institution to check, choose an experienced doctor to operate, even if it is not suitable for minimally invasive, and then the incision scar under the armpit will not affect the appearance, not to mention want to be so skilled in technology.

If it is a pseudo-accessory breast formed due to improper dressing or simple fat accumulation, it can be removed by liposuction without leaving a scar, and if it is a accessory breast with breast tissue, it is necessary to remove the breast glands surgically, and the scar is hidden under the armpit by cutting the wrinkle line under the armpit, which generally does not affect the appearance. It is recommended to choose a public hospital like Heilongjiang Armed Police Plastic Surgery Hospital to do it, and the doctor's superb skills will make the scar the smallest and most hidden.

It's okay to leave a scar. It's not a friend who wants to get dressed.

There will be, but it won't be too obvious, and it's better to ask an expert.

Instead of blindly asking, it is better to go to the local area to take a look, Jinan Breast Disease Hospital is a local enterprise, it has been more than ten years, reliable!

Although the accessory breast is a benign tissue and will not cause fatal harm to health, the accessory breast has a greater impact on the appearance of the figure, and the accessory breast can be removed by surgery. However, there are also some women who are worried about the problem of surgical incision, is there a scar from the mastectomy?

Surgery is required to remove accessory breasts, and since surgery is required, it is certain that there will be scars. However, women should not worry too much, most accessory breast surgeries are performed in a relatively hidden position under the armpit, and the incision is relatively small, so there will be no obvious scar after the operation. Moreover, when the doctor operates, he will also consider the aesthetics of the problem, and will try to make the appearance of the reeds more noisy.

Women who have undergone accessory breast surgery should take care of the scar in time after the incision heals, which can effectively fade the scar and make the scar look less obvious. It is recommended that women apply a scar removal gel to the scar area in time after accessory breast surgery, which can not only promote the healing of the incision, but also lighten the scar.

In fact, not every woman with accessory breasts needs to be surgically removed, some women's accessory breasts are relatively small, which is caused by improper underwear, in this case, surgery is not required, and accessory breasts can be eliminated by the method of **. In some women, the accessory breasts are caused by fat accumulation, which can be removed by liposuction.

Auxiliary breasts are a piece of fat that is more difficult for women to lose, and many women have them, but it does not mean that people who grow fat must have them, and people who grow thin do not, in fact, many thinner girls have auxiliary breasts, and there are many reasons for the main formation. Therefore, many people will choose to use plastic surgery to remove accessory breasts, such as accessory mastectomy, so will there be any harm in removing accessory breasts?

1. Wound infection

Accessory mastectomy requires surgery, must be performed in a sterile environment, and infection can occur if the instruments are not sterilized thoroughly. In addition, improper wound care after surgery may also lead to inflammation and suppuration due to the source of the fissure. Antibiotics can be used to prevent infection as directed by your doctor.

2. Hematoma pain

Accessory mastectomy will inevitably injure small blood vessels, but if the doctor's skills are passed, the posterior space of the pectoralis major muscle and the posterior space of the breast are potential cavities, and there are no large blood vessels in the middle, so there will generally be no major bleeding.

However, after the operation, the anesthesia wears off, and a certain degree of pain is inevitable, and after the wound heals, the pain will slowly disappear, and those with severe pain can consult a doctor and take painkillers to relieve it.

3. The incision is cracked

After accessory mastectomy, the incision dehiscence is mostly caused by improper postoperative care, and postoperative external force collision and lifting heavy objects may lead to wound tearing.

4. Leave scars

There will be no recurrence after bilateral accessory breast surgery, but there will be incisions during the operation, and the scar is unavoidable, if it is a scar constitution, the postoperative scar should be more obvious, but the general incision is located in the armpit, and the scar is more shaded. If you really don't like it, you can also remove the scar through some cosmetic methods.

5. Not completely cut

When the accessory breast is removed, the source of the gland is not found, resulting in the removal of the gland. If this happens, it will require another operation**.

6. Health minus

1. Massage to remove auxiliary breasts

1) Pinch Stand upright with your hands hanging down naturally, and you can see the concave part between the armpits and the chest. The left chest is pinched repeatedly with the right middle finger and thumb with appropriate force, and the right chest is pinched with the left hand, 30 times a day in the morning and evening.

2) Push Stand upright with your hands hanging down naturally and you can see the protruding part between the armpits and the chest. Make a fist with your left hand and push the protruding accessory breasts of your left chest from the outside to the inside with the strength of your knuckles, 30 times a day in the morning and evening.

2. Exercise to remove accessory breasts:

1) Keep your upper arms close to your sides, hold your hands tightly, and bend your lower arms as far as you can upwards, with your arms spread out at your sides. The arms are clenched in the same position, brought together in the middle, and then spread out, about 20 times.

2) Stand naturally with your feet perpendicular and clasped in your hands; Hold your hands tightly and lift your arms vertically upwards from the bottom to the top, keeping her arms parallel to her body; Lift the mute all the way up to the underarmpits, keeping the arms parallel to the body. Repeat about 20 times.