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Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Wonder Breasts.

Today we are going to discuss: Do I need drains after a breast reductions?

In this channel we discuss everything related to breast surgery.

Welcome back!

There are many patients who want to know whether they would need drains after a breast reduction surgery.

While the use of drains is normal in plastic surgery, there are some plastic surgeons who use them

after a breast reduction and then there are those who think it is not necessary after the intervention.

Drain cannulas are used to help drain away any excess fluids that may be discharged by your body

and get trapped under the skin after any surgery.

Some surgeries are more probable than others to trigger fluid discharge from the body.

The fluids may accumulate under the skin at the surgical site, creating complications.

The drain cannulas are used to remove the fluid.

When it comes to the use of drains after a breast reduction, it basically indicates the

surgeon's comfort zone, the procedure's intensity, and the amount of trauma your body

might have received during the procedure.

Some plastic surgeons always use drains, no matter what.

There are also others who would never use them.

In my practice, I don't use drains for breast reductions.

Also, I have observed that most breast reduction patients do not require drains.

As a result of the improvements in technologies and surgical processes and techniques over the years,

the need for drains after breast reduction has drastically decreased.

For example, the use of electrocautery has reduced the need for drains by considerably cutting the volume

of fluid excretion by the body after the surgery.

Due to technological improvements, most plastic surgeons are no longer using drains

after breast reduction on a regular basis.

Instead, they are evaluating the patients to decide if they actually need drains.

There is no doubt that majority of patients hate drains because they feel uncomfortable with it.

If your surgeon thinks the drain tube is necessary for you after breast reduction surgery, you must obey.

The drains will remain in place until the fluids discharge from your body decrease below 30cc per day.

It would take a few days for this to happen.

In this video, we discussed: Do I need drains after a breast reductions?

Next week we will discuss: Swollen breasts after breast reduction.

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Also, you can log on to our website,

for more information about your procedure and to see amazing surgical results.

Remember to log on to our Hourglass TV for more information about your surgical procedures.

On Monday we have Bootyman for everything related to buttock enhancement procedures.

Tuesdays: Wonder Breasts where we discuss topics related to cosmetic breast surgery.

Wednesdays we have Star Bodies. If you want to have a star body log on to our Hourglass TV.

Thursdays: Hourglass OR you're going to see me doing live surgeries with before and after pictures.

Also Shoddy where we discuss cases that require cosmetic surgical revision.

And Friday SuperHourGlass for topics related to have that Hourglass figure that you want.

And finally live broadcast surgeries every day of the week on Facebook live, Periscope and SnapChat.

All these and more in the Hourglass TV!

For more infomation >> Do I Need Drains After A Breast Reduction-Dr.Hourglass - Duration: 6:03.

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What is in a Lipsense Kit, and why do I need it? - Duration: 3:06.

Hey Queens, Jen Jorgenson here proud Senegence distributor currently ranked

Maiden and I'm the owner of Camera Ready Queens.

Today I wanted to talk about what is in a LipSense kit,

and why do I have to purchase a kit whenever I just want to try the LipSense.

So every time I'm throwing a party, or at any time I'm

introducing the product to people I always like to say, "if this is your first

time purchase, I highly recommend purchasing a kit" and then I say it like this:

"I highly recommend purchasing a kit. A kit is $55 which includes

a gloss, a color of your choice, and an oops remover.

You have the color of your choice, obviously whatever color that you have,

you want the gloss to help keep your lips

hydrated, as well as to seal in the color. And then you will need the oops remover

to also keep your lips hydrated, as well as to remove the product at the end of

the day."

So that's kind of my pitch right there. A lot of people will say well, I

just want the color, I don't need the gloss.

Okay, so you need the gloss to work with the color.

If you don't have the gloss, the product is not going to work

very well and you will be disappointed in it.

It is possible to use the product, really without the oops remover--

other people use other things like witch hazel,

or coconut oil, or Neutrogena bar that's fine, but what those ultimately will do

is they will dry out your lips and they will actually go backwards for what the

products actually working hard for, it's building up your lips and making it

super moist so if you're using the product and you're not using the oops remover --

there's another video about this about the oops remover--

if you're not using the oops remover, that's fine,

you're just going to dry your lips and

your lips will not be up to shape as best as possible with using the the lip product.

And I also would think is pretty cool too, is say that your try LipSense

for the first time and you buy a kit okay $55.

In order to sign on to become a distributor it's $55.

So it's essentially like buying a kit what I think is really

kind of cool that it's merging that two together, and really I don't think it's

that much of a huge purchase because your LipSense will last you anywhere

between 4 and 8 months if you're wearing it every

single-day. The shelf-life of your LipSense closed, without ever opening it

is 7 years. When you finally break that seal and you open to use

it, your shelf-life is 3 years.

And, for your gloss that will last you

anywhere between 1 and 3 months and then your oops remover will last you

about 6 months. So again it's a lot of bang for your buck.

There's .25 ounces in each little lipstick container that's the oops remover, the gloss,

as well as the color, so lots of bang for your buck -- and it's actually a lot more

product than other products out there in the line so it's a pretty good deal.

So that's always the pitch I use, that's why it's always really important to

purchase a kit, and it's always important to tell your customers and to educate

them why it's important to try a kit.

So hopefully that helped Queens.

I hope you have a fantastic rest of your day, and remember:

"From a Selfie to the Silver Screen, Queens are always ready,

are you Camera Ready today, Queen?"

Bye