Paul Wilson will see you later on in the day of your surgery and again the following morning. He will check your breasts are soft and not painful, as well as assess the amount of fluid in the drains. Normally the drains are removed the following morning and you can go home later on in the morning. Some people produce more fluid than others into their drains. If you are producing a lot of fluid into your drains, Paul Wilson may discharge you from hospital with your drains still in, with a plan to take them out in another day or two. Should this be necessary, how to look after your drains at home will be carefully explained to you. Paul Wilson will also explain how to perform massage to the space between your breasts, to ensure the swelling there disappears as soon as possible. The aim of this is to achieve the best cleavage possible following surgery.