Grisole in breast

totally normal, will NOT turn into a tumour and is not linked to cancer. they'll usually remove it if its bigger than an inch. the surgery takes maximum 2 hours, depending on the location. you'll be put under general anaesthetic unless you really really protest against it. they'll make an incision around your nipple, so that the scar will blend and should not be visible. individual reactions to the anaesthetic vary. some people take a few hours to come round and can be very groggy, others quite soon after and are more alert. dangers of surgery are usually linked to underlying health problems such as heart problems and diabetes. if you are young, healthy and have no allergies then you will be fine. deaths linked surgery are due to a high dose of anaesthetic because of prolonged surgery, yours will be quite simple and short. you'll probably have stitches for a couples of weeks. some times you won't be required to stay in hospital for the night. the lumps usually reoccur by which point the doctors will leave them. it really is nothing to stress over, most women get some form of harmless lumps in their lifetimes.

Gristle? In breast fat?

I didn't even know that existed, I thought gristle was when a cooked piece of fat was attached to a bone? Usually that's were Gristle is, is right next to or around a bone...

You're sure it's not a cyst? Or some other form of hard lump in the boobage?