Client duties Before Plastic surgical Treatment In New Jersey

Those who have made the decision to get a breast augmentation in New Jersey may be wondering if they're going to experience any side effects, and if so, what these will be, what their duration will be, and how serious they may be. Simply put, everyone's body is different, so everyone will have different reactions to the implants.

Some women may be just fine after the surgery. Others may have to look out for complications. Those who are concerned about any side effects should contact their plastic surgeon in New Jersey with their questions.

Those whose breasts were augmented with saline or silicone may notice they feel really tired for a few weeks after the surgery. This is typically seen as normal. However, symptoms shouldn't persist for more than a few weeks. The saline or silicone may also cause a rash. Try using an over-the-counter rash cream and this should also clear up on its own.

The area around the breasts may bleed for a few days after the procedure. Bleeding should not persist though. The breasts may be bruised, swollen, and especially red. These are side effects of the surgery and not especially alarming, unless these don't heal in a week or two.

Many women report that their breasts and nipples are almost numb. The woman is less likely to react to touch. In many instances, this is a minor side effect of surgery and feeling tends to be restored with time. For others, though, feeling never comes back.

Be on the lookout for painful lymph nodes and random areas on the body that are swollen and red. These may be signs of a more serious side effect, such as an infection. If a woman is experiencing these symptoms, she should contact a medical professional immediately.

There are other instances in which complications are serious enough to warrant immediate medical attention. These include necrosis (where skin dies, possibly from infection), toxic shock syndrome (caused by a fungal or bacterial infection), iatrogenic injuries (caused by surgical errors), hematomas (caused by unusual blood clots), chest wall deformities, capsular contracture, and extreme breast soreness.

In most cases, with medical attention, these complications aren't life-threatening and most women get back to their normal lives after visiting with their doctor and receiving treatment. However, it is important to know that a woman should check in with her New Jersey surgeon every few years after a breast augmentation to avoid ruptures and make sure the implants are in the right position.