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On Disability Income and Need Revision or Removal? (photo)

i saw a doctor yesterday for $75 he said I have encapsulation and won't die without surgery but i need it. I cant afford it, therefor I am seeing my GP on the 13th to ask for physical therapy and get lots of rest as recommended. I am in tons of pain and constantly crying cause i can't afford help. is there anything else i can do?

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5 Doctor Answers | Asked by lindaschwartz77 in EL CAJON, CA

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Need Revision or Removal

Removal will be less expensive, and less likely to result in repeat surgery for recurrent symptoms. You may find a low priced option at a county hospital or university medical center. All the best.

On Disability Income and Need Revision or Removal?

Sorry but there are always expenses in having Cometic Surgery. Best to seek University residency programs in your city in Plastic Surgery for reduced fee surgery.

Capsular contracture

Physical therapy will not help a capsular contracture. Removal of the painful capsule and implant revision surgery will help.

Steven Wallach, MD

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Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

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Implant Removal for Capsular Contracture?

Given the capsular contracture and associated pain, removal of the implants is in order. I would seek a training program as others have suggested. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

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