Will the breast grow again after removal?

Some women will develop accessory breasts around their breasts, which are painful during menstruation and can be removed through surgery. So will it recur after accessory breast removal? Will the accessory breast continue to grow after accessory breast removal? This is a topic that many people want to know. The following article gives a detailed introduction. Let’s take a look.

Will there be a recurrence after mastectomy?

Accessory mastectomy has strict requirements on technology and surgical precision. If those who pursue beauty want to effectively avoid the possibility of accessory mastectomy, they must choose a reliable breast augmentation plastic surgery for treatment, so as to ensure the safety of the surgical process. Accessory mastectomy is not complicated and can usually be performed under local anesthesia. The incision can be designed on the front side of the armpit. After separating the subcutaneous tissue through the skin incision, remove all the breast tissue of the axillary accessory breast. If there is a nipple, it should also be removed together. Pressure bandage is required after the operation. Many patients are reluctant to undergo surgery because they are worried about the recurrence of the disease after accessory mastectomy. In fact, as long as they go to a reliable and professional plastic surgery hospital to undergo accessory mastectomy, the probability of recurrence is almost zero. Experienced doctors can accurately design the scope of surgical treatment to ensure that the removal range is sufficient and the goal of complete removal is achieved.

Complications of mastectomy surgery

1 First of all, axillary accessory breast usually appears in the armpit, and some also appear on the abdomen. It is an abnormal breast tissue, which not only seriously affects the appearance and skin care, but also if the accessory breast is too large, it is easy to get some breast diseases. At this time, accessory breast removal surgery is required.

Secondly, many people worry about what complications may occur after accessory breast removal surgery. This worry is not unreasonable, but as long as you choose a more reliable hospital, there is no need to worry. Many people do not experience complications after undergoing accessory breast removal surgery, and the scars are not large. They are in the armpits and cannot be seen at all unless you look carefully.

3 In addition, if the accessory breast removal surgery is done completely, it will not recur after the surgery, but the surgical scar is inevitable, otherwise this surgery cannot be performed. If you want to avoid postoperative scars, choose cosmetic surgery to perform accessory breast removal surgery. Cosmetic surgery pays more attention to scar issues.