When is the best season to remove accessory breast?

Accessory breasts are very detrimental to appearance, so many people choose to have them removed. Accessory breast removal surgery is a minimally invasive surgery that does not cause too large a wound, so generally no scars will be left. However, it is best not to choose summer for the surgery because the weather is too hot and sweating is likely to occur, which is not conducive to wound recovery.

type

Accessory breasts can be divided into two types: complete and incomplete.

The complete type refers to those with complete glands, nipples and areolas;

The incomplete type refers to the incomplete presence of the nipple, areola and mammary glands.

Those occurring in the armpits are often complete types and are larger in size. They may swell or become painful before menstruation, increase significantly during pregnancy, and may cause lactation during lactation.

Who can undergo accessory breast removal surgery?

This is the knowledge that everyone who wants to undergo accessory breast removal surgery should know. Experts point out that the treatment principles for accessory breasts are the same as those for normal breasts. No treatment is needed if there is no disease, especially for small accessory breasts. However, accessory breast is not a normal breast after all and can be removed in the following cases:

1. Frequent illness and discomfort before menstruation;

2. There are abnormal masses and tumors in the accessory breast;

3. Because the accessory breast is large and affects the appearance; other than this, the accessory breast does not need to be surgically removed.

Breast augmentation surgery is not complicated and can usually be performed under local anesthesia. The incision 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. If the nipple and areola are present at the same time, they should also be removed together. Pressure bandage is required after the operation and the stitches should be removed after 7 days. It generally does not have a significant impact on daily work.

Preoperative preparation

1. Comprehensive physical examination and testing, with no serious medical diseases or local infection foci.

2. Stop taking birth control pills and estrogen one month before the operation. Drugs such as aspirin are prone to cause bleeding from wounds.

3. Surgery should be avoided during the menstrual period.

Postoperative Care

1. Minimize activity after surgery to avoid touching the surgical site. It is strictly forbidden to touch the wound with your hands within seven days after the operation. And avoid getting the surgical incision area wet.

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

3. Use antibiotics for 3-5 days to prevent infection.

4. It is strictly forbidden to do chest expansion exercises within one month.

5. Avoid spicy and irritating foods.