Seromas are thankfully infrequent and can many times, according to the literature, be observed to allow possible spontaneous resolution. If the fluid is characterized as blood from trauma then the proper treatment is surgical evacuation. Even with careful sterile drainage, there is small risk of... more









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20 Apr 2009
What the MRI did point out is that there is fluid around the implant, which they called a large seroma. I will have a procedure to drain off the fluid next week. I hope to not have to replace one of the implants.