What are the risks and recovery expectations?
Common risks include bleeding, infection, seroma (fluid collection), arm lymphedema, and reduced shoulder mobility. Recovery typically involves 4–6 weeks before returning to normal activities. Drains are placed to reduce fluid buildup and are usually removed within 1–2 weeks. Patients are advised to avoid heavy lifting and vigorous arm movements during recovery.
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