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Should I Massage my 290cc Natrelle 410MF Implants?

asked 6 months ago by LEBED in TURKEY
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
Question viewed 169 times
Tags: 250-299cc, massage, Natrelle

Before 2 months I had an operation and my doctor used 290cc Natrelle 410MF implants. Since 1 month every day I am massaging them in order to make them soft, but I don't know if I am doing it right. My doctor is abroad at the moment and I can't reach him...After the operation he informed me that half of the implant is placed under the muscle and half under my breast.Sometimes after the massage I have ache in my breasts, because of this reason and I am afraid if I could change the shape.Regards,

4 answers to Should I Massage my 290cc Natrelle 410MF Implants?

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Massage for textured anatomic implants

Usually with textured anatomic implants, massage is discouraged. But you shoudl check with your surgeon to be sure.
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Massage Anatomic Shaped Implants

Thank you for the question. Since your breast implants are “anatomic”, not round, I would suggest you avoid any massage/ manipulation. You do not want implants to rotate and changes shape of the breast. Check with your surgeon when he/she returns. Best wishes.
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Massage Not Necessary

Implant massage is a remnant of the "old" days when it was thought to decrease the rate of capsular contracture. I do not belive it is of much help. In addition, it is painful, can make the pocket too large, and in most cases is unnecessary.
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Massage and Natrelle style 410 implants

Your implants are textured and shaped. The texturing helps keep them from rotating so massaging them is likely not a good idea. They should soften gradually over time. Good luck!

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