Endoscopic
transaxillary breast augmentation is a common procedure. Patients who choose to
undergo axillary breast augmentation prefer to keep the incision off of the
chest wall or areola. The scar in the armpit or axillary region tends to heal
quite well. The incision will be red for a while, but then it will fade. Scars
tend to be red for 12 to 18 months before they begin to fade.
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