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Can I Get Breast Implants Again After I Had Extrusion?
can i get implants again after i had one of my implants extrusion and does that mean my body rejected the implant?
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jelly bean
in orange county
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Can I Get Breast Implants Again After I Had Extrusion
There may be several reasonsl for the extrusion. You may want to consider fat grafting as an alternative. Discuss these issues wtih your plastic surgeon.
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Can I Get Breast Implants Again After I Had Extrusion?
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can i get implants again after i had one of my implants extrusion and does that mean my body rejected the implant?"
The best way to avoid repeating a serious error is to understand and avoid making the same mistake. It is uncommon for a breast implant to become exposed. Doing so involves thinned, compromised breast skin (radiation, prolonged use of corticosteroids, lack of blood supply to the skin, extreme...
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Extrusion and implants
Jsut becasue you had an extrusion does not mean that you can not get implants again. I would wait few months for things to settle down and heal.
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Sure you can. I wait at least 3 months before re implantation. But please discuss with the operating surgeon for his advise.
From MIAMI DR B
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Yes you can have another implant later
Implant extrusion is a technical or infction issue. You need to let your body heal after the extrusion,then you can get another extrusion. There is rejection of the implants.
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Augmentation after implant removal
The 2 main reasons an implant extrudes are pressure from the implant over thinned tissues or infection. Once the implant has been removed and the proper treatment given, i.e. treating the infection, etc., you can typically undergo breast augmentation again. This is something you need to review with your plastic surgeon because every case is different in its own way.
Dr Edwards
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