In your first visit, Dr Eddy Dona will perform a comprehensive evaluation of your particular concerns to assess and advise you on your options taking into consideration your goals and expectations.
During the consultation, Dr Dona will discuss your reconstructive options and you’ll also get the opportunity to discuss any questions you have in relation to your procedure.
You will need to disclose your complete medical history to Dr Dona, including all health problems.
You will be given the opportunity to discuss your medical history and concerns in your initial consultation and are asked to disclose all relevant details in your “Patient Registration Form”.
Do not take any blood-thinning medications such as aspirin or any medicine containing aspirin, large amounts of vitamins or anti-inflammatory drugs for two weeks prior to any surgery.
Do not smoke for at least two weeks prior to surgery, as smoking increases surgical and anaesthetic risks and can lead to serious complications.
The displayed before and after pictures are provided as an educational tool to demonstrate some of the results achievable from plastic surgery. All surgeries are performed by Dr Eddy Dona and are published with the written consent of the patients.
Speak with Dr Eddy Dona about your suitability, the surgical options, recovery and costs. Our friendly team will call you back to discuss the procedure and schedule your appointment.
A general guide to recovery. Individual recovery varies and your personalised schedule will be provided before surgery.
As the cause and degree of tuberous breasts and asymmetry is often complex and severe, it is not uncommon to require more than one surgery. This is designed to “fine tune” and the optimise the results. Indeed, in some cases the original surgical plan will be to have the entire process staged over two or more surgical procedures. Ultimately you need to take the surgical pathway that is going to provide the greatest chance of success with the least potential complications.
You’ll typically see the full results of your surgery between three - six months after surgery.
Corrective surgery for breast asymmetry & tuberous breasts is often partially covered by Medicare and your Private Health Fund. During your initial consultation in Sydney, Dr Eddy Dona will advise whether this applies to you.
Corrective surgery for breast asymmetry & tuberous breasts is often partially covered by Medicare and your Private Health Fund. During your initial consultation in Sydney, Dr Eddy Dona will advise whether this applies to you.
After breast asymmetry surgery, most patients go home the same day. Some opt for an overnight stay.
Some discomfort and pain is normal, and you are likely to need pain relief for the first few days. You’ll also be given post-operative prophylactic antibiotics to assist with recovery.
Smoking should be avoided for at least 2 weeks after surgery.
All surgery results in some swelling and bruising but should start to settle after a couple of weeks.
Scars are red to begin with, but like any scars will fade with time.
We’ll provide you with advice to help you recover quickly and safely, and let you know when you can return to work and normal activity.
You will be given a post-operative surgical bra which you will need to wear for 6 weeks. Following this, you can go out and be fitted for your new bras!
As the cause and degree of tuberous breasts and asymmetry is often complex and severe, it is not uncommon to require more than one surgery. This is designed to “fine tune” and the optimise the results. Indeed, in some cases the original surgical plan will be to have the entire process staged over two or more surgical procedures. Ultimately you need to take the surgical pathway that is going to provide the greatest chance of success with the least potential complications.
You’ll typically see the full results of your surgery between three – six months after surgery.
Corrective surgery for breast asymmetry & tuberous breasts is often partially covered by Medicare and your Private Health Fund. During your initial consultation in Sydney, Dr Eddy Dona will advise whether this applies to you.
Corrective surgery for breast asymmetry & tuberous breasts is often partially covered by Medicare and your Private Health Fund. During your initial consultation in Sydney, Dr Eddy Dona will advise whether this applies to you.
More information on general potential complications can be found on our site. LEARN MORE Whenever someone is having an anaesthetic, no matter what it’s for, then things can potentially go wrong. That is why no surgery should be considered “minor”. Of course, whilst the chances of the following potential problems occurring are extremely small, you still need to know about then:
Speak with Dr Eddy Dona about your suitability, the surgical options, recovery and costs. Our friendly team will call you back to discuss the procedure and schedule your appointment.
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