After accessory breast removal

It is not uncommon for women to have accessory breasts. For some people, the condition is relatively mild so they don’t care and just cover it up when wearing clothes. However, some women have relatively large accessory breasts, which seriously affect their normal life and they eventually choose to have surgery to remove them. After accessory breast removal, you must take good care of yourself. Avoid heavy exercise, contact with water, or lifting your upper limbs within the first week. Also, keep your body clean to prevent infection.

The incision for accessory breast removal surgery can be designed in the front of the armpit. After separating the subcutaneous tissue through the skin incision, all breast tissue of the accessory breast is removed. After the accessory breast removal surgery, pressure bandage is required for seven days before the stitches are removed.

Postoperative precautions

1. Try to reduce exercise after surgery, avoid touching the surgical site, and avoid getting the surgical site wet.

2. Avoid raising your upper limbs.

3. Ensure the surgical site is clean to prevent infection.

4. Avoid sexual intercourse for one week and be careful with your breasts for the next month.

5. Adjust your diet and get enough rest.

6. Take more vitamins and use some antibiotics to reduce inflammation.

7. After being discharged from the hospital, you should make sure to get more rest.

8. Don’t drink, smoke or stay up late, as these will delay wound healing.

9. Avoid irritating foods, such as foods that are too sour or spicy, and seafood.

Surgery can achieve the desired effects for those who love beauty, but if you want to recover quickly after the operation, you should avoid eating foods that cause hair loss and should not do strenuous exercise. Finally, those who seek beauty are reminded to go to a regular plastic surgery hospital, which will produce good results and ensure the safety of the patients themselves.