How long does it take to get pregnant after accessory breast removal? Will pregnancy relapse after accessory breast removal?

When you wear a vest in the summer, accessory breasts will affect your appearance, so many women who love beauty will choose to remove the accessory breasts. Generally speaking, it is recommended to wait for more than three months before getting pregnant after the accessory breast removal surgery.

You can get pregnant three months after the wound from accessory breast surgery has healed. If you are not in a hurry, it is best to wait for more than half a year.

Before preparing for pregnancy, pay attention to supplement folic acid and check thyroid function. Do proper exercise, strengthen nutrition, do not stay up late, and do not eat spicy and fried foods.

If the surgery is done thoroughly, there will be no recurrence.

The accessory breast plastic surgery is not complicated and can usually be completed under local anesthesia. The incision can be designed in the front of the armpit. After the subcutaneous tissue is separated 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 are removed after 7 days. It generally does not have a big impact on daily work.

① The patient lies flat and the local area is disinfected.

② Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is generally used.

③ Make a horizontal shuttle-shaped incision of appropriate size, usually located at the horizontal fold of the armpit. (If the incision is moved upward to the top of the armpit, the surgical scar can be more concealed.)

④ After freeing the skin flaps on both sides, remove the glandular tissue and excess skin.

⑤ Install a negative pressure drainage tube.

⑥ Suture the skin edges.

⑦ Apply pressure bandage.

⑧ Perform routine pathological section examination.

1. Infection: There is a possibility of infection in this book. If it occurs, seek medical attention immediately.

2 Hematoma: The occurrence of hematoma is related to vascular damage during surgery and will disappear within a short time after surgery.

3. Incision dehiscence: There are many reasons for incision dehiscence, such as the use of lower fold incision, infection, etc. Once it occurs, timely treatment should be provided.

4. Incomplete removal of adenoid tissue: When the gland is removed during surgery, the source of the gland is not found, resulting in incomplete gland removal. Once this happens, another surgical treatment is required.