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Possible for my Body to Push out Breast Implants?

asked 3 years ago by LOURDES.MARIA in ORLANDO, FL
Latest answer by John P. Di Saia, MD
Question viewed 432 times
Tags: breasts, bigger
It has been two years since I started thinking of getting breast implants. I used to have a belly button ring, and my body literally pushed it out within 3 months. I'm afraid that my body will do the same for breast implants. Do these two things have some kind of relation? Is it a sign not to get breast implants? Is there some kind of body examination that I can have for this?

3 answers to Possible for my Body to Push out Breast Implants?

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Breast Augmentation

I would say it is not likely related and unlikely to happen to your breast implants.  I do recommend that you see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for your plastic surgery needs. Make sure to ask a lot of questions.
Farbod Esmailian, MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Not likely to occur

If you had an infection around your piercing this could have been the cause. You need to make sure that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon in consultation and discuss your concerns. There are multiple layers of closure over your breast implant so exposure, although it can occur, is not very likely. Best of luck. Dr Edwards
Michael C. Edwards, MD

Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

www.medwardsmd.com

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Unlikely for body to push out breast implants

Hello, I have never seen a case in which a woman's body "pushed out" her breast implants. In the case of belly button rings, the tissue are more delicate and the area can get infected. What you describe happening there is not uncommon.
John P. Di Saia, MD

Orange Plastic Surgeon

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