What if you found something?

You noticed a change in your breast. What happens next? First, remember that a change doesn’t automatically mean breast cancer. But it does deserve a conversation with your healthcare provider. Tell them what changed and when you first noticed it. Ask what follow-up, if any, is recommended and what you can expect next.Most importantly, don’t feel like you need to arrive with answers. That’s what the conversation is for. Knowing your normal helps you recognize when something changes. Speaking up about it helps you take the next step. <Swipe left for Important Safety Information. #Sientra #SientraBreastImplants #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #KnowYourNormal #BreastHealth

You noticed a change in your breast. What happens next? First, remember that a change doesn’t automatically mean breast cancer. But it does deserve a conversation with your healthcare provider. Tell them what changed and when you first noticed it. Ask what follow-up, if any, is recommended and what you can expect next.Most importantly, don’t feel like you need to arrive with answers. That’s what the conversation is for. Knowing your normal helps you recognize when something changes. Speaking up about it helps you take the next step. <Swipe left for Important Safety Information. #Sientra #SientraBreastImplants #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #KnowYourNormal #BreastHealth