Latissmus dorsi flap
1951
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Hello, I had a latissmus dorsi flap procedure in July 2007. Since that time I have had several surgeries to build my breast. My last procedure was in March 2009 at which time I had an implant. My problem is that I am uneven my muscle feels like it wants to go back to where it belongs, even though I have a nice mound I have a big roll of fat under my arm pit from the front to my back.My sport bras ride up and I feel like I am always being poked with a needle where my incision is.Does anyone else have these symptoms or is it just me? Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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1951
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1951
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I have the same, but did not
I have the same, but did not have the lassitums dorsi. I had the tram flap and have the roll of fat also. Makes the bra ride up also. I don't know what the solution would be let me know if you have one. Hugs, Lili0 -
awaiting implant surgeryohilly said:bras
I had a lat flap in which they also put implants. My question to you is: why wear a bra at all? My breasts 'stand up' on their own and are pretty firm, so I stopped wearing a bra completely.
Ohilly
My lat flap was done in Oct. The expander does feel like a banana sitting under my arm, but am hoping it will be better after the implant goes in, and the swelling gone down. I am facing that surgery june 4. My muscle feels fine, and the surgeon actually sutured it down in the center of my chest to keep it in place. I plan on asking my doctor about that bulbus banana feeling at my pre-op appt in about 2 weeks. Have you asked your doctor about your concerns? Especially the needles poking you feelings-could be nerves coming back to life...? Sorry I can't be of much help at this time.
Melanie0
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